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Meanings of feel a chill in English

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Usage of feel a chill in English
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As Timothy read the short blurb, he began to feel a chill.
The nightmarys
2
I feel a chill and credit it to the cool night air.
Origin
3
Shower when you have a fever, not when you feel a chill.
The clouds beneath the sun
4
Then I feel a chill as I realise what is, more probably, happening.
The White Princess
5
I feel a chill in my imagined bones, as if I were afraid.
The book of disquiet
6
Ori could feel a chill, but it did not trouble him.
Iron Council
7
I feel a chill. She was shivering, though the day had been hot.
A clash of kings
8
You will not see me; you may feel a chill.
Smoke and mirrors: short fictions and illusions
9
She could already feel a chill in the wind that presaged the coming winter.
Kennedy's brain
10
Lay your hand on my back, Raphael mine; I feel a chill like death.
The Magic Skin
11
Did she still feel a chill wind coming from it?
The Dreaming Place
12
She could feel a chill spreading throughout her body.
The athena project: a thriller
13
She wasn't that clever, I thought, beginning to feel a chill between my shoulder blades.
The long saturday night
14
Country-wide freeze Meanwhile, the central interior of the country is also expected to feel a chill.
The South African
15
He could feel a chill at his back.
Complete Books of Blood
16
Through the opening it was pitch black, but I could feel a chill, damp air blowing.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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