US /ˈtɪkəl/
・UK /'tɪkl/
I have a little bit of a tickle in my throat.
I don't have a sore throat right now, but I have a bit of a tickle in my throat, like, it feels just a little bit sore.
Sometimes you will tickle someone.
If it's someone you know really well, or a little kid, you might tickle them.
If you liked this video, you might want to listen to a few of us at SciShow ramble about some other science topics that tickle our fancy.
ramble about some other science topics that tickle our fancy.
You know, there's sort of this aimlessness to my field of vision where I'm just kind of looking for things to stimulate me, to give me a little brain tickle.
You know, there's this sort of this aimlessness to my field of vision, where I'm just kind of looking for things to stimulate me, to give me a little brain tickle.
Now, sending landers to the moon and then putting humans there in the next few years isn't enough to tickle your fancy, perhaps I can tease you with a full moon colony?
Now, sending landers to the moon and then putting humans there in the next few years isn't enough to tickle your fancy.
If a Trump if a Trump phone does not tickle your fancy, there's a whole bevy of other new MAGA merch from companies looking to curry favor with the White House.
If a Trump, uh, if a Trump phone does not tickle your fancy, there's a whole bevy of other new MAGA merch from companies looking to curry favor with the White House.
Yay, rainbows make my tummy tickle.
And anyway, who's give you a bedtime tickle?
And anyway, who'd give you a bedtime tickle?
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