tickled

SayTIK-uhld/ˈtɪkl̩d/

2 meanings of tickled

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of tickle. Use it for tickling that already happened.
He tickled the baby until she laughed.
The dry grass tickled my legs when I sat down.
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adjectiveslang
Very happy and pleased about something good that happened.
Like the big smile you get when someone gives you a nice surprise.
She was tickled when her friends threw a surprise party.
Grandpa was so tickled by the card the kids made for him.
Similardelighted, pleased, thrilled, chuffed, overjoyed
Oppositedisappointed, displeased, annoyed, unhappy
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tickled is a form of tickle

tickle, verb: To touch someone's skin lightly again and again so they laugh or wriggle. Full entry

Forms: tickletickles he/she/ittickling -ing formtickled past tense, past participle
Spelling: tickle → tickled: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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