titillate

IPA: tˈɪtʌɫeɪt

Examples of "titillate" in Sentences

What titillates you the most
We do not include it to titillate.
Wikipedia does not serve to titillate.
This story may titillate the dumber ones.
It seems to be quoted merely to titillate.
She was titillated by the girl beside her.
The purpose of Wikipedia is to inform, not to titillate.
It is not instructive, and its only purpose seems to be to titillate.
The story, according to Hatfill, was a fiction meant to amuse and titillate.
The inclusion of the lengthy and ogling scene was intended to pander and titillate.
In her schoolmarm voice, Kelly accused Lange of simply trying to "titillate" to send the PETA message.
An entire aisle was filled with bags of high-fat snack foods designed to titillate your guests as well as clog your arteries.
When America matures and in essence tells the media no longer to titillate us with nonsense by denying them ratings when they attempt to do so.
And just think … now they don't have to stray to other profoundly serious world and U.S. events … they can "titillate" with one lazy, damn scary (for me) story.
That they are deliberately intended to excite and titillate is shown by one new series -- Kozy Books -- which with such titles as Tormented Passions and Sins of Flesh invites the reader to Cozy up with the Kozy Book.