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Examples
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CNN is sinking lower and lower with these non-news tittilating stories with no earthly value to anyone.
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It's tittle-tattle versus economic waffle at the moment and the tittle-tattle is tittilating us enough to win out.
Archive 2009-06-01 Jeff 2009
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We can restrict our childrens' television viewing and even their web use but if subliminal references to tittilating pop acts are woven into things like a teddy bear puppet's biography it's increasingly hard to catch it all.
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It's tittle-tattle versus economic waffle at the moment and the tittle-tattle is tittilating us enough to win out.
Opposition Prep - Labour can still win Jeff 2009
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A movie that exploits the sex game rumor would have to recount Hutchence's many and varied past sexual experiences ... while, that may prove tittilating for some, it would also negate itself in the end because who would believe that someone that experienced sexually would unintentionally hang himself that turbulent last morning of his life?
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I don't care how biased Horsey is, as long as he continues to draw tittilating caricatures of scantily clad women with humongous features.
Sound Politics: Sometimes Bias Shows Up Most Clearly In The Smaller Things 2006
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Actresses who perform nude often fall from grace because, while sex is tittilating and arousing, we have a sense that it is "dirty."
Sex in Films Steven Barnes 2008
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Actresses who perform nude often fall from grace because, while sex is tittilating and arousing, we have a sense that it is "dirty."
Sex in Films Steven Barnes 2008
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CBS started out with German supermodel Gisele Bundchen introducing the NFL Today show, interspersed with lots of tittilating lingerie runway shots from the Victoria's Secrets TV special.
Archive 2005-12-04 Michael Evans 2005
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No matter how tittilating the story, when a conservative hitman like William Donohue comes calling with a sob story about how "offended" he is by someone's "vulgar" language, professional journalists should put his phony complaints into context.
Hullabaloo 2007
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