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kit·tle
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ˈkɪt
l
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-l
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verb,
kit·tled,
kit·tling,
adjective,
kit·tler,
kit·tlest.
British
Dialect
verb (used with object)
1.
to tickle with the fingers; agitate or stir, as with a spoon.
2.
to excite or rouse (a person), especially by flattery or strong words.
adjective
3.
ticklish; fidgety.
4.
requiring skill or caution; precarious.
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Origin:
1475–85;
earlier
kytylle, ketil
(compare
Middle English
kitellinge
(gerund),
late Old English
kitelung
); cognate with
Middle High German
kützeln;
akin to
Old Norse
kitla,
German
kitzeln
to tickle
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kittle
(ˈkɪt
ə
l)
—
adj
1.
capricious and unpredictable
—
vb
2.
to be troublesome or puzzling to (someone)
3.
to tickle
[C16: probably from Old Norse
kitla
to
tickle
]
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