tickle
91tickle\ pink — v. phr. informal To please very much; thrill; delight. Usually used in the passive participle. Nancy was tickled pink with her new dress …
92tickle\ to\ death — See: to death …
93tickle the ivories — vb to play the piano …
94tickle the pickle — vb (of a male) to masturbate. A humorous coinage in imitation of the more wide spread jerkin the gherkin, mainly heard in Britain and Australia …
95tickle one's fancy — find interest in my perspective …
96tickle to death — make laugh uncontrollably, make laugh hard …
97tickle the ivories — This is a humorous way of talking about playing the piano. My grandfather loves playing the piano; he tickles the ivories whenever he can …
98tickle your fancy — If something tickles your fancy, it appeals to you and you want to try it or have it. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
99tickle the ivories — to play the piano. She writes and produces her own music, and also tickles the ivories on her new album. Usage notes: usually refers to playing the piano informally rather than in a concert Etymology: from the literal meaning of ivories (= piano… …
100tickle someone's fancy — informal old fashioned if something tickles your fancy, you like it or you think it is funny …