Reverse Dictionary: TICKLISH

ADJECTIVES
1568 — BRICKLE delicate, ticklish; requiring cautious handling → obs.
1600 — JEALOUS requiring suspicious or careful vigilance; delicate, ticklish → obs.
1601 — CORKY light, trifling, frivolous; buoyant, lively, springy; hence, skittish, ticklish, restive → colloq.
1720 — QUISCOS difficult to deal with or settle, ticklish, ‘kittle’; stubborn → Sc.
1720 — QUISQUOSE difficult to deal with or settle, ticklish, ‘kittle’; stubborn → Sc.
1721 — QUISQUOUS perplexing, subtle; difficult to discuss, deal with, or settle; ticklish → Sc.
1822 — KITTLY ticklish → Sc.
1886 — TETCHY of a subject, situation, etc.: sensitive, ticklish → Amer. dial.
1906 — GOOSEY — GOOSY nervous, jumpy, touchy, ticklish → Amer. dial.
1944 — GOOCHY ticklish → Amer. dial.