tick|ler

tick|ler
tick|ler «TIHK luhr», noun.
1. a person or thing that tickles, especially a small feather brush used to tickle the faces of others, as at a carnival or party.
2. U.S. a memorandum book, card index, or other device kept to remind, as of engagements or payments due.
3. Informal. a difficult or puzzling problem; teaser; puzzler.
4. Electronics. tickler coil.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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