Object

• ivories: In fact, our cat tickles the ivories more than I do.

• tastebud: Take a look at our Menu where we are sure you will find something to tickle those tastebuds.

• palate: Then suddenly you smile as a wine tickles the palate with its joyous sensations.

• bud: Of course there could be books, plays and poems, but music is also able to tickle the laughter buds.

• fancy: One can't browse the hills by height, name or whatever tickles the fancy.

Converse of object

• have: Of course I don't, I'm sure he knows I'd rather have a tickle on my toes.

• feel: I could still feel the slight tickle of where he had poked me in my side.

• get: You'll get a tickle, a twinge, an urgent call.

Adjective modifier

• little: He picks up three off Warne's over with a little tickle down to fine leg.

• good: I'd go up to him and give him a good tummy tickle or just say his name in an excited way.

Modifying Another Word

• gently: Click for Mini Plasma Ball larger image You can actually " feel " the energy as the light gently tickles your fingertips.

• just: Learn how to attack asthma, help a headache or just tickle your tonsils.

• n't: Well, to be quite honest, they don't make good headlines, they do n't tickle people's fancy.

• not: The truth of God does not tickle our ears, it boxes them.

Preposition: under

• chin: My favorite pastimes are having a tickle under the chin and eating ' Iams ' .