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tickles someone's pickle

tickles someone's pickle is the third-person singular simple present indicative of tickle someone's pickle.

Meaning of tickle someone's pickle

Verb

tickle someone's pickle (third-person singular simple present tickles someone's pickle, present participle tickling someone's pickle, simple past and past participle tickled someone's pickle)

  1. (colloquial, idiomatic) To amuse or astonish someone.
    • Well, tickle my pickle and call me Uncle.1992, Chandler Brossard, As the Wolf Howls at My Door, page 269
  2. (idiomatic, slang, transitive) To stimulate someone's penis sexually.
    • Cole slowly put his face into the man's clothes, his own sweat plastering his hair over his brow, a few pubic hairs brushing against his nose. "That's the way, fairy, tickle my pickle."1972, Joseph Anthony McCaffrey, The homosexual dialectic, page 200

Questions about tickles someone's pickle

What is tickles someone's pickle the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Tickles someone's pickle is the third-person singular simple present indicative of tickle someone's pickle.

Words near tickles someone's pickle in the dictionary

  1. Ticklerton
  2. tickles
  3. tickles pink
  4. tickles someone's fancy
  5. tickles someone's funny bone
  6. tickles someone's pickle
  7. tickles the dragon's tail
  8. tickles the ear
  9. tickles the ivories
  10. tickles the ivory
  11. tickles the wire

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