tickler

A man the others called the Tickler asked the questions.

I have not drawn my tickler in public for many years.

And the Tickler was sliding around the wall to get behind him.

In the early part of the century, Newark was known as a "ticklers town."

It now has a news tickler, and offers live updates every few hours.

Many was the time I had felt the Tickler in her hand.

But appetite ticklers like that are just the opposite of retiring.

The Tickler put a warning hand on the boy's arm, and gave a short sharp shake of his head.

Sam injected me with the tickler, then looked out.

I played with my tickler many a night dreaming!

The professional instrument used to clean teeth is the tooth tickler.

Mason's tickler file prompted the secretary to call her at least three times a day.

She rolled a rubber tickler sleeve over the long shaft.

The tickler on his desk screened a notation of the appointment.

"Why don't you use that French tickler," the man holding my cheeks open asked.

What is really going on appears to have something to do with entertainment, that sure-fire crowd tickler.

There was a tingling on my upper arm, calling card of a tickler.

But they returned with a gentle tone upon them that softened even the edge of Tickler.

Facial hair may also sometimes be referred to as a French Tickler.

These days, he said, funny-bone ticklers are more effective.

The sheath seemed narrow, and the tickler, being near the entrance, raised its head freshly.

The Tickler was almost too scary to hate.

But thinking of the village made her remember the march, and the storeroom, and the Tickler.