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• s  difficult to handle; requiring great tact
  hesitates to be explicit on so ticklish a matter

• But the passage of months took some of the sting out of the scandals, and last week Dilworth found his way out of another ticklish situation: he had just achieved a hiatus in a .
• Alessandro Bianchi AFP Getty host will tell you that the guest list can be a ticklish issue.
• Clement Attlee was impressed by Ismay too, and sent him to India as Viceroy Mountbatten's chief of staff in the ticklish days when Britain handed over power to the Indians.

• delicate
• touchy

News & Articles

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• Celebrate Maryland Outdoors Days
  You’ll enjoy it in the moment and in the ­stories you create Sandra Olivetti Martin We couldn’t have better weather for Celebrate Maryland Outdoors Days , a state of motivation that culminates this week in the Great American Backyard Campout on June 22.     June is showing us her best side with mild temperatures, comfortable humidity, ticklish breezes, honeyed air and cloudscapes racing across ...
  June 20, 2013 - Bay Weekly

Quotes

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• Vinton Cerf in Forbes
  This gets into a ticklish area,said Vint Cerf, one of the Internet's chief inventors and generally a critic of network restrictions. "Airlines have to be sensitive to the fact that customers are (seated) close together and may be able to...
• Nicole Kidman in NEWS.com.au
  Kidman replied: "No, because I'm very ticklish too. Sexually repressed. Let's move off that."
• Jerry Manuel in Newsday
  You have to be careful in thinking that if you add something for the sake of adding something, it affects what you're doing right now,Manuel said. "It's kind of a ticklish situation. If you go out and get Holliday, or somebody like that, I...