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Meanings of prick in English
Insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous.
Synonyms
Examples for "peter"
Examples for "peter"
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All could have more usual winter conditions as wetter conditions peter out.
2
Peter de Lange agreed the beefed-up government measures were a good start.
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Peter Dunne's United Future also thought Mr Matthews had questions to answer.
4
Such, unfortunately, was the case with Peter Banning's sense of Parental Responsibility.
5
BBC Online's Europe analyst Laurence Peter explains the context of the crisis.
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However, a third member of the family said the reports were true.
2
Budget Policy This will remain the responsibility of the member state governments.
3
The constitutional crisis in a core EU member-state is, of course, unfortunate.
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However, once your new family member arrives your costs will change dramatically.
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The five-member board will likely rule in the case by next year.
1
So when did a dick pic become the new way of flirting?
2
Another combination of three words that made his dick want to dance.
3
Justice was served and you went home to chew on your dick.
4
She no longer had a dick, but she'd bought into something better.
5
One minute, I've got enough air, and my dick's in my hand.
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The tool should help policymakers to plan future land use, she said.
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Conclusions: RCTs are an important tool for evidence based health care decisions.
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Mitsotakis said the fund gave all EU members an important financial tool.
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Many companies use credit reports as a screening tool for potential employees.
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The Performance Measures tool arrives at an inflection point for government transparency.
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Over the mountains in the east came the first shaft of day.
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This was the farthest point from the shaft in the entire mine.
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Used four times at the base of the shaft near the tower.
4
She almost didn't see it in time- averticalshaft yawning directly ahead.
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A minute later, ballast men slide into view in the secondary shaft.
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He was a dead rooster; yea, a dead cock in the pit.
2
The edges of the bridges and balance cock can be left smooth.
3
In one case, we are dealing with a cock-up of frightening proportions.
4
It was morning now; the cock was still crowing down at Sirilund.
5
It is too late; the cock is awake, and he must go.
1
Of course he lied on a regular basis: He had a penis.
2
Accounts suggested the operation went well, but the penis was later rejected.
3
The formation of bone and cartilage in the penis is quite rare.
4
In the UK, it's usually used as in insult, slang for penis.
5
Still, by month nine the sight of a penis made me gag.
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Pie-of-the-day: why major label acts often end up in a financial pickle.
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The pickle jazzes up good base flavours, but the meat is lacking.
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You have prepared your own brine, Monsieur; in it you shall pickle.
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If possible, replace the pickle with 1 tablespoon finely chopped sour gherkin.
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There is a fine rod in pickle for you in that case.
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It was a ding-dong finish before Lyng slotted home the final score.
2
It proved a ding-dong affair with scores exchanged readily at both ends.
3
Huang dong sheng has resigned as the chairman of the company .
4
Guess things are tense ahead of the big ding-dong on May 13
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That was the most ding-dong night I ever spent, for a fact.
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Older'n Methuselah's pecker, he said, and laughed as if this was funny.
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No matter how black things looked, I always kept my pecker up.
3
Make it yours, young New Year, and 'twill keep up your pecker.
4
Whilst he was away the wood-pecker came again and looked into her nest.
5
Come on and get your pecker out then, whatever you are.
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Just now when you said 'Search me.' The putz woulda done it.
2
As he disappeared into the crowd, I thought, What a putz.
3
You're old enough to pull your putz, you should be already a man.
4
I talked to Rafael's new lawyer the other week, but the guy's a putz.
5
That putz Rudolph. She swallowed, and I could practically smell the pain on her.
Usage of prick in English
1
No wonder the American thought the Englishman used to be a prick.
2
We have no friggin' idea where the prick was all that time.
3
And the two prick forward at once; for there was no delay.
4
The first prick of it overthrew the last remnant of my patience.
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Even the harmonium seemed to prick up its wooden ears in anticipation.
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The particular rectumshitbreath jerkoff I'm referring to was a vindictive Persian prick.
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And the hair along the back of Younger Brother began to prick.
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To prick a swollen one in the belly, I call good pastime.
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I was actually relieved to hear this, vain prick that I am.
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A prick of the spur sent their horses forward on the leap.
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I'm just not used to being the spare prick at the wedding.
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All participants performed a skin prick test against inhalation allergens and food.
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This sentence struck the Curé to the heart like a pin prick.
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But now I felt in conscience bound to prick up my ears.
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Especially since my cryptic prick of a patron seems to have disappeared.
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That Sergeant Mercor you spoke with, well, he really is a prick.
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