Tickle
61tickle somebody's funny bone — verb To amuse; to strike somebody as funny. I thought this cartoon might be just the sort of thing that would tickle your funny bone …
62tickle the ivories — informal play the piano. → tickle …
63tickle (someone's) fancy — take/tickle (someone s) fancy informal if something takes someone s fancy, they suddenly think it seems interesting. She s got enough money to buy whatever takes her fancy …
64tickle the palm of — phrasal or tickle in the palm 1. : bribe 2. : tip …
65tickle in the palm — phrasal see tickle the palm of …
66tickle-brain — tickˈle brain noun (Shakespeare) Strong liquor • • • Main Entry: ↑tickle …
67tickle — a narrow and dangerous strait (Newfoundland) …
68tickle — tickles …
69Tickle — amuse or please greatly …
70tickle — I Australian Slang amuse or please greatly II Mawdesley Glossary to catch a trout with the hands …