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prickle

noun as in tingling

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The former president denied he had "recalibrated" his campaign to challenge Ms Harris instead of Mr Biden, and he appeared to prickle when asked about the audience Ms Harris draws at rallies.

From BBC

Wearing a necklace with her name in Hebrew, Charlotte then used a tool to prickle the dough with small holes, picked up the flattened disc and placed it by the others waiting to be baked into matzo and eventually eaten.

A prickle of sadness rushed through Ella.

A prickle of excitement ran up Razi’s spine.

Some scientists have actually studied all of this and failed to find any relationship between woolly bear prickle patterns and the severity of oncoming weather—although Marshall cautions that most of this work has been more tongue-in-cheek than serious.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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