স্পর্শ (ক শরীরের অংশ

Verb:

ধীরে ধীরে উদ্দীপ্ত করা, সুড়সুড়ি দেত্তয়া,

titillates's Usage Examples:

With an ensemble cast and a retro palette Chorabali titillates and engages its viewers with a series of intertwined plot.

"'Sin Island' trailer titillates netizens, makes a splash".

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It titillates, it petrifies, but most importantly, it tells you a story which is daunting.

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She titillates Ramesh towards her and Ramesh now can't control himself.

"TeamWorx titillates online".

The sexual sequence is prolonged, intense and titillates".

In another subplot involving her, she unintentionally titillates Toby with her Halloween costume, a "sexy" version of himself.

Doniger's presentation style titillates, yet some details misinform and parts of her interpretations are dubious.

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com Feast of Fun titillates and celebrates.

Entertainment Weekly graded the film C, calling it "one more movie that titillates us with the prospect of taking sex seriously and then dampens our interest.

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“Stéphane Zagdanski,” wrote Marlène Amar, “provokes, titillates, plays with and upon the reader, serenades him with virtuosity, taking.

"Paris Hilton titillates the surging masses at Ultra Supper Club".

titillates's Meaning':

touch (a body part

Synonyms:

itch; vellicate; tickle;

Antonyms:

de-energize; sedate; de-energise; dissuade;