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Meanings of prick in inglês
Insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous.
Synonyms
Examples for "scratch"
Examples for "scratch"
1
The change would allow companies to build new commercial airports from scratch.
2
Problem is, with a new virus, scientists have to start from scratch.
3
This company was started from scratch and was delivered within a year.
4
Or he'll take a new sheet of paper and start from scratch.
5
The South Sudan government had to almost build the country from scratch.
1
From a second arrow slit, she caught a glimpse of the sea.
2
Pushed the point under the sealing tape and slit the top open.
3
Every few minutes he looked through the slit in the snow wall.
4
Important enough to slit open every beanbag chair in Ray's living room.
5
Then the Stormlord lifted his free hand and pointed toward the slit.
1
I'm sure we can just get the dent pounded out, no problem.
2
And will the sale do much to dent the company's debt problem?
3
Could trade wars and a stock market reversal dent that some more?
4
But Agung has already put a dent in Bali's growth this year.
5
That holy war made no dent in opium production and corruption blossomed.
1
In both there is the steel, the incision, the smart, the bloodshed.
2
Their incision would be far sharper and more obvious after the interval.
3
It was a young Pirlo's intuition and incision that set it up.
4
The tumor was safety and completely took by collar incision without thoracotomy.
5
The roots have started to develop at this incision of the stem.
Usage of prick in inglês
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.
5
Even the harmonium seemed to prick up its wooden ears in anticipation.
6
The particular rectumshitbreath jerkoff I'm referring to was a vindictive Persian prick.
7
And the hair along the back of Younger Brother began to prick.
8
To prick a swollen one in the belly, I call good pastime.
9
I was actually relieved to hear this, vain prick that I am.
10
A prick of the spur sent their horses forward on the leap.
11
I'm just not used to being the spare prick at the wedding.
12
All participants performed a skin prick test against inhalation allergens and food.
13
This sentence struck the Curé to the heart like a pin prick.
14
But now I felt in conscience bound to prick up my ears.
15
Especially since my cryptic prick of a patron seems to have disappeared.
16
That Sergeant Mercor you spoke with, well, he really is a prick.
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Prick through the time
Prick across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common