Titillation

But it is definitely good to see the actor being used for something beyond just as a means of titillation.

Olive (Vanessa Karon) is a former girl guide leader, worried about reputation, yet happy to dabble in verbal titillation.

Echoing Calvin, Winslow’s fascination with the Native music of Massachusetts appears colored by his own titillation at hearing—and resisting—songs of error and sin.

It was still the age of sauciness, titillation, suggestiveness, embodied on screen by beautiful angelic blondes such as Judy Geeson, Susan Penhaligon and Judi Bowker, without a great deal of actual mucky action.

Practicality will be sacrificed in the name of titillation.

With a title like this, it is surprising the book did not sell more copies when it was first published in 1991, but Bornoff’s study, at over 700-pages, will disappoint readers expecting instant titillation.

It had an automated cow brush for bovine titillation, the cows were milked as and when they felt like being milked and the floors were cleaned by robots.

The women I know — of all ages — have responded by and large with a mixture of slightly horrified excitement (bordering on titillation) as to who will be the next man accused and overt disbelief.

Print. In the 11th century, Avicenna theorized that there were a number of feeling senses including touch, pain and titillation.