prickle.

/prik-uhl/US // ˈprɪk əl //UK // (ˈprɪkəl) //

皮刺,皮条客,皮疹,刺痛

Definitions

1.
- ›a sharp point.
- ›a small, pointed process growing from the bark of a plant.
- ›a sharp process or projection, as from the skin of an animal; a spine.
- ›a pricking sensation.

1.
prick·led, prick·ling.
- ›to prick lightly.
- ›to cause a pricking or tingling sensation in.

nountingling

Synonyms

For an hour or two, exile became a notion rather than a perpetual prickle in the stomach.
Variable œdema of the prickle layer and of the cutis is found.
I felt the prickle of my skin, the stiffening of my hair, as well as the cold tingling thrills along my veins.
The wild Dog-rose is still the "canker" in the speech of the old people, and a thorn or prickle is still a "bush."
Sane as Kenset was, as cool and self-contained, he could not repress a cold prickle of resentment at that memory.
Fake though he knew it to be, Cleek could not repress a swift rush and prickle of "goose-flesh" at sight of it.

/prik-uhl/US // ˈprɪk əl //UK // (ˈprɪkəl) //

皮刺,皮条客,皮疹,刺痛

1.
- ›a sharp point.
- ›a small, pointed process growing from the bark of a plant.
- ›a sharp process or projection, as from the skin of an animal; a spine.
- ›a pricking sensation.

1.
prick·led, prick·ling.
- ›to prick lightly.
- ›to cause a pricking or tingling sensation in.

nountingling

Synonyms

For an hour or two, exile became a notion rather than a perpetual prickle in the stomach.
Variable œdema of the prickle layer and of the cutis is found.
I felt the prickle of my skin, the stiffening of my hair, as well as the cold tingling thrills along my veins.
The wild Dog-rose is still the "canker" in the speech of the old people, and a thorn or prickle is still a "bush."
Sane as Kenset was, as cool and self-contained, he could not repress a cold prickle of resentment at that memory.
Fake though he knew it to be, Cleek could not repress a swift rush and prickle of "goose-flesh" at sight of it.