But instead of producing an electrical signal when it is tickled, the optical nose sneezes light.

ECONOMIST: Wine-tasting will never be the same again

He licks it, his tongue tickled by the carbonation, the flavor of citrus, of wine, mixed with salt and sweat.

NEWYORKER: Brother on Sunday

This reviewer was admiring of it, and then tickled to notice that the publisher's spell-check software program had added nonsenses to the text (Peter Brought, for example, for Peter Brough).

ECONOMIST: Ventriloquism

But Dad was tickled to death--he loved it, he was happy with the product.

FORBES: The Kings Of Bourbon

It is as though any joy, especially a newly remembered joy, must be tickled by sin.

NEWYORKER: Devotions