tickling造句怎么写

The act of tickling is therefore an exercise of great power over an other person.

Also, many people who have head lice can feel them moving around on their head, causing a tickling, crawling sensation.

The relative signs of coupling constants in ABX system for isophytol were determined using two methods of double resonance: selective spin decoupling and spin tickling methods.

Methods: analgesic test with water bath, writhes induced by acetic acid, tickling induced by histamine and capillary permeability increase tests were applied.

I'd picked a good day. I was pleased he'd remembered me and my family and relieved he didn't mind the tickling so got straight to the point and asked him what it's like to be his age.

What tickling of my senses!

Was it spring tickling her senses ?

No wonder wind-pollinated plants are the chief causes of eye-itching, nose-tickling human misery.

Well, a fair definition of tickling is touching parts of the body in a mock attack.

At the same time though, prolonged tickling can be a deadly torture, such as practiced in mediaeval Europe.

Our reaction to tickling is different to that of insects, in that we simultaneously realize that what we initially perceived as an attack to our body, proves to actually pose no real threat.

She is tickling her baby.

Only tickling by someone you know and trust can be a benign violation.

You might be famous in your office as the joke-cracking, rib-tickling, jovial guy but sometimes looking serious can help.

I was tickling him, and he was laughing and giggling.

The wind was blowing with a vengeance, damp and cold, and Liu Yu-ying's dress was of the flimsiest; she gradually edged closer to him, until her long, perfumed hair was blowing against his face and tickling his ear.

Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.