tickle
verbUK /ˈtɪk.əl/
US /ˈtɪk.əl/
To touch someone lightly so they laugh and squirm.
My little brother tickled my feet under the table.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To have a slight itching or tingling feeling.
My nose tickles when I smell pepper.
3. To please or amuse someone in a mild way.
The funny story tickled the whole class.
4. To catch a fish by hand or with a light touch.
They tried to tickle trout in the shallow stream.