Dick Tickle

A strange word for a handjob, often involving a gentle finger tickle on the shaft of a penis.

Hannah gave me a dick tickle last night and I almost farted because I laughed so hard!

by JesusMcGyver January 7, 2009

Clit-Tickler

a clit tickler is the definition of clit tickler is to finger and rub the clit giveing it a ticking feeling to reach climax

hey babay its business time here comes the clit-tickler

by measha monster September 19, 2009

Mexi Tickler

When a man of hispanic origin uses his dirty mustache to stimulate a womans clit by stroking it in an up and down fashion.

Dude, did you hear Jose performing the mexi tickler on Carla last night. I could hear them through my door all night long.

by freebird nelswan April 15, 2009

Tickle Snax

The appropriate food for Thundercleese's fish, Mr. Tickles, in "The Brak Show". Instead of feeding Mr. Tickles exactly three milligrams of Tickle Snax, he feeds him three ham omelet and he goes belly up.

I should have stuck to feeding Mr. Tickles his Tickle Snax! Now he's dead!!!

by Mc Rere Delicious May 16, 2010

ticklishism

being ticklish on the sides of the body

You have a rare disorder of ticklishism that is not curable.

by jjsnider15 January 1, 2014

Thigh Ticklers

The tickling of the inner thigh with facial hair.

OOHHHH your thigh ticklers need a trim!

by Mathusala December 28, 2007

trout tickling

Trout tickling is the art of rubbing the underbelly of a trout using fingers.1 If done properly, the trout will go into a trance-like state after a minute or so, and can then easily be thrown onto the nearest bit of dry land.2 The technique was a common practice used by boys, poachers and working men in times of economic stress, particularly during the 1930s depression-era.34 Poachers using the method required no nets, rods or lines or any other incriminating equipment if apprehended by the police or gamekeepers.

"Trout tickling" The fish are watched working their way up the shallows and rapids. When they come to the shelter of a ledge or a rock it is their nature to slide under it and rest. The poacher sees the edge of a fin or the moving tail, or maybe he sees neither; instinct, however, tells him a fish ought to be there, so he takes the water very slowly and carefully and stands up near the spot. He then kneels on one knee and passes his hand, turned with fingers up, deftly under the rock until it comes in contact with the fish's tail. Then he begins tickling with his forefinger, gradually running his hand along the fish's belly further and further toward the head until it is under the gills. Then comes a quick grasp, a struggle, and the prize is wrenched out of his natural element, stunned with a blow on the head, and landed in the pocket of the poacher.

by Fresh-esci-beatz May 28, 2009