Titillate
21titillate — [ tɪtɪleɪt] verb 1》 excite or interest, especially through sexually suggestive images or words. 2》 archaic lightly touch; tickle. Derivatives titillating adjective titillatingly adverb titillation noun Origin C17 (earlier …
22titillate — v. a. Tickle …
23titillate — verb the dancers titillated the audience Syn: arouse, excite, tantalize, stimulate, stir, thrill, interest, attract, fascinate; informal turn on Ant: bore …
24titillate — v 1. tickle, titivate, stroke lightly, pet, twiddle; massage, knead, manipulate. 2. excite, thrill, arouse, turn on, stimulate; strike one s fancy, tickle one s fancy, interest, intrigue; captivate, fascinate, entrance, charm; attract, allure,… …
25titillate — tit·il·late …
26titillate — v.t. tickle; stimulate. ♦ titillant, a. ♦ titillation, n. ♦ titillator, n. ♦ titillative, ♦ titillatory, a …
27titillate — Mane o, ho omāne one o, ho okola …
28titillate — see TIT …
29titillate — v.tr. 1 excite pleasantly. 2 tickle. Derivatives: titillatingly adv. titillation n. Etymology: L titillare titillat …
30titivate — titillate, titivate Titillate means ‘to excite’ (Some interesting titles to titillate your literary tastebuds), and often has sexual overtones (especially in the noun derivative titillation), whereas titivate means ‘to adorn or smarten’ (Striking …
