ticklesome

And a lot of you were from overseas, which is particularly ticklesome.

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The cold, cold sheets catch me in the most ticklesome delicacies of my back and make me jump again.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 14, 1917 Various

However, I hope we shall all have a merry Christmas; I mean to come in my most ticklesome waistcoat, and to laugh till I grow fat, or at least streaky.

Types of Children's Literature Walter Barnes

He had just time to notice that, instead of scraping him, the sand had a delightful ticklesome feeling about it, when he went completely through the beach, and landed, with a gentle thump, flat on his back, with tall grass waving about him.

Davy and The Goblin What Followed Reading 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' Edmund Birckhead Bensell 1880

Indeed, certain ticklesome tendencies in Judy, particularly when touched with the heel, seemed to offer the strongest protest against the practice; for whenever pushed to any increase of speed or admonished in any way, the beast usually responded by a hoist of the haunches, which invariably compelled Paddy to clasp his mistress round the waist for safety -- a situation which, however repugnant to maiden bashfulness, time, and perhaps necessity, had reconciled her to.

Lord Kilgobbin Charles James Lever 1839

Lord, I'd take a camel's-hair brush to you, knowin 'how skittish and ticklesome you are, and do it so it would feel good.

The Attaché; or, Sam Slick in England — Complete Thomas Chandler Haliburton 1830

Lord, I'd take a camel's-hair brush to you, knowin 'how skittish and ticklesome you are, and do it so it would feel good.

The Attaché; or, Sam Slick in England — Volume 02 Thomas Chandler Haliburton 1830

If he thought I let ticklesome kitten-pillars come walkin 'on you he wouldn't cal'late I amounted to much. "

Shavings Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

Well, I can't wait a minute, an 'I'm goin' to take a hog-bite right out of YOU! "and he snarls and bites her right in the middle of her stomach, and if there is anything more ticklesome than that, it hasn't been heard of yet.

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