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Meanings of prickle in anglès
Usage of prickle in anglès
1
He felt his flesh prickle in the intensity of his suppressed excitement.
2
And she suddenly felt the hairs on her arms prickle and rise.
3
Perhaps if I am standing, it will not prickle quite so much?
4
But as Chance drew closer, he felt a familiar prickle of unease.
5
Sylvi stared at him, a prickle of cold moving up her spine.
6
Pete felt that electric prickle on her skin as magic took hold.
7
And there was something about the attic that made her scalp prickle.
8
Her skin was all hot prickle, indignant at the thought of them.
9
This, I suppose, is when I suffer my first prickle of disquiet.
10
Gaal felt the short hairs prickle on the back of his neck.
11
She saw it too, and felt the back of her neck prickle.
12
Arathan felt cool air reaching through sweat-matted hair to prickle his scalp.
13
I felt my eyes prickle with tears, but I did not cry.
14
I stopped, feeling the hair prickle along the back of my neck.
15
I could feel the hair prickle along the back of my neck.
16
His father was right; this was a morning to prickle a man's imagination.
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Prickle through the time
Prickle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common