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Meanings of prickling in anglès

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A somatic sensation as from many tiny prickles.

menjançó

Stinging.

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Usage of prickling in anglès
1
The tone he used set up an uncomfortable prickling along Jay's spine.
The Reality Dysfunction
2
Indeed, he still had that prickling feeling that someone was watching him.
Assail
3
But as he prepared to depart, Sano experienced an uneasy, prickling sensation.
Shinjū
4
The girl felt a warm current of life prickling swiftly through her.
Man-Size
5
At the roots of his hair there was an odd, prickling sensation.
Man-Size
6
Sweat was prickling her scalp from her effort to internalise the discomfort.
The skein of lament
7
I felt a small prickling, a heatlike sensation as I did this.
The Great Book of Amber
8
Daufin felt the seeker beam rotate past, its chill prickling her skin.
Stinger
9
That is a point for me of a too sore prickling point.
Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 3
10
She gathered up the amber byne, all prickling quick and petal kind.
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
11
Goose bumps broke out on my body, a rush of prickling warmth.
The Laughing Corpse
12
The prickling sensation was caused by more than her mother's ring, however.
Death Mask
13
But at the same time I felt anxiety prickling at my stomach.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
14
How terrible, I said scathingly, my entire body prickling with hot rage.
The Wise Man’s Fear
15
The skin at the back of Frank's neck was prickling with annoyance.
Revolutionary Road
16
It was not my call, but my uneasiness remained, prickling my brain.
Deadly Décisions
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Translations for prickling
Prickling through the time
Prickling across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common