ticklishly

Kelly perforated the hill for us; then we mounted the fiber telescopes on sprocket wheels and fed them ticklishly into the ground.

In the ticklishly amusing satire "Fido," the undead stagger along like stunned toddlers.

An ostrich plume on Sheridan's hat was strategically positioned to brush ticklishly against the tip of Jeremy's nose.

Act of Love Minnie trotted down Burg's chest, stomach and abdomen, her bare feet pattering ticklishly.

Perhaps what makes "Criminal Intent" so ticklishly unconventional is that Mr. D'Onofrio gets to have it both ways.

Orlando scrambled back to his pillows and got under the blankets again so he could enjoy the ticklishly amusing sensation of Beezle clambering up the bedclothes.

It had been something ticklishly, devilishly fine--a bright and gorgeous episode in the monotony of life and labour on that bleak, fog-girt coast.

"Twelve couldn't lift it before, and now--" "There's more, Jordan-Man" Bluebell murmured ticklishly into my ear.

Touching the cutting edge to one knuckle, barely grazing the skin, watching as a droplet of blood arose painlessly, then filled the knuckle-lines before flowing ticklishly down his finger.

They hope that a couple of Oscars and a globe-spanning broadcast of the trio's performance will help overcome any foreign resistance to the musical genre and - more ticklishly - to a nearly all-black cast.

The kick-off murder of a sultry saloon singer, whom Marie Windsor plays, is ticklishly enacted, and the dragnet thrown out by the police, headed by a clean-shaved Adolphe Menjou, is interesting to observe.