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Meanings of prickly sensation in English

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Usage of prickly sensation in English
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A prickly sensation traverses my spine, and seems to creep across my scalp.
The House on the Borderland
2
Ayla felt a strange prickly sensation on her scalp and heard a faint crackling.
The Plains of Passage
3
A strange prickly sensation slipped over Jeth's arms and the back of his neck.
Avalon
4
A warm, prickly sensation about the forehead was Steve's silent comment on this reflection.
The Coming of Bill
5
A warm and prickly sensation began to manifest itself in the region of George's forehead.
The Man Upstairs and Other Stories
6
A prickly sensation ran over her body as she cleared her throat and said, monosyllabically:
Flames
7
I took the pepper from him and immediately felt a prickly sensation on my tongue.
The art of racing in the rain
8
The prickly sensation increased, but she considered it now as a thing to be jumped on.
Flames
9
Love me. The prickly sensation makes his lips sticky; he is unable to open them to respond.
Rabbit, run
10
Ashe was conscious of a prickly sensation.
Something New
11
As he slowly pushed the door open, a prickly sensation shot up the back of his neck.
The panic zone
12
Oldershaw's blood began to boil, and he had a queer prickly sensation at the back of his neck.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
13
He was conscious, as was his custom in her presence, of a warm, prickly sensation in the small of the back.
A Damsel in Distress
14
It was on the posterior portions, and twelve hours previous was usually preceded by a moldy smell and a prickly sensation.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
15
As Arthur listened to the friar's monologue, he felt a prickly sensation along his spine and a widening of his brow.
The sherlockian
16
Now, on the corner of Jalan Vyasa, both Randolph and Michael felt a sickening, prickly sensation, a sudden lurch of uncertainty.
Death Trance
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