Use of the word prickle in a sentence example

prickle

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The trees of apricots have many prickles. [noun]

The polyster cloth prickles the skin. [noun]

His blood prickled in his veins like salt. [noun]

His whole body prickled, and the roaring in his ears increased. [noun]

It was made by the swift beat of hoofs, thousands of them, and the hair on his neck prickled at the roots. [adjective]

The boy felt a sudden chill, and his hair prickled at the roots. [noun]

The hair on his head prickled again at its roots, and it was a dreadful sensation. [noun]

But for Dick the chill came again, and once more his hair prickled at the roots. [noun]

Each time, we see a slender, horny prickle darting from the ventral surface, close to the end. [noun]

He felt his forehead prickle slightly as he thought of the smiling, keen look which set itself so straight upon him. [noun]

Even Gilbert afterward confessed that his scalp prickled when a figure stepped forward from a narrow closet against the wall. [noun]

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