What is "titillates"

Usage examples of "titillates".

It always titillates the public to think we might be lovers off-stage as well as on.

He knows that I see the obsession that torments him and titillates him all at the same time.

Eléna the poet had a talent for bringing words between lovers that were poignant, provocative, and, yes, with an eroticism that titillates the ear and private places.

There is nothing more taunting than to have the peg full up and then to have it so withdrawn so that it throbs and titillates the rosette’s rim.

It titillates, amuses, or disgusts us to read of the sexual habits of elephant seals, marsupial mice, or orangutans, whose lives are so different from ours.