tickle n
tickle n we get the word "tickle," [from trickle!] or, as it is more generally pronounced, "dickle." used for all straits or narrow waterways [Englishman] used for all straits or narrow waterways WK typed from WK's paper slip Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Not used tickle a,...
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| Summary: | tickle n we get the word "tickle," [from trickle!] or, as it is more generally pronounced, "dickle." used for all straits or narrow waterways [Englishman] used for all straits or narrow waterways WK typed from WK's paper slip Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Not used tickle a, reach n, run n, tickles |
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