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ticklish spot
noun as in distress
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Example Sentences
Now he’s in that ticklish spot where the monsters are gone and a chance shimmers up ahead, except that, “My focus or my concentration, it’s the same,” he said.
From Washington Post
Oh no, the Blob does not have a ticklish spot, not even under the arms.
From Literature
She poked Mariam in her ticklish spot, under the ribs, and got a loud giggle.
From Literature
Harry’s plan puts Charles in a ticklish spot faced by many parents, albeit on a much smaller financial scale.
From Washington Times
Harry’s plan puts Charles in a ticklish spot faced by many parents, albeit on a much smaller financial scale.
From Seattle Times
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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