prick
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definition
verb
prick the potatoes with a fork
make a small hole in (something) with a sharp point; pierce slightly.
the dog's tail was wagging and her ears were pricked
(especially of a horse or dog) make (the ears) stand erect when on the alert.
noun
the pin prick had produced a drop of blood
an act of piercing something with a fine, sharp point.
a penis.
example
He started to turn around when he felt a sharp 'prick' by the side of his neck.
She felt a sharp 'prick' in her arm and slowly the world fell away.
she felt her scalp 'prick' and her palms were damp
Trist felt a sharp 'prick' of pain in his chest, but did not look down.
He winced as the sharp 'prick' of pain told him he was awake and then smiled.
However, isolated instances of acting like a 'prick' are unlikely to make me dislike myself or think that I am bad at relationships.
I felt unexpected tears 'prick' my eyes and a lump swelled in my throat.
Haemoglobin concentration was measured by finger 'prick' before and 24 hours after delivery.
A tiny 'prick' is made on your finger and the minute sample used to ensure that you are not anaemic or ill in any other way.
I feel the 'prick' of the pin against my skin and wonder where my friends and family would be in another time.
There's now again this huge industry which in your career has just expanded, and most people who've had a baby are aware that their baby has a heel 'prick' in the first week of life before they go home, usually, or by the nurse at home.
'prick' the potatoes all over with a fork
A 'prick' of fear nibbled at her new - found joy and she opened the door slowly.
The pin is uncapped, but its 'prick' is no worse than a grenade by your side, or the constant threat of sudden death.
At that moment, someone entered the room and Jared felt a sharp pin 'prick' in his arm.
'prick' the potatoes with a fork
I assume that anyone who reads Blogcritics is fairly media savvy to begin with, so you certainly don't need me to tell you that the man is a self-obsessed, insufferable 'prick' .
she felt her scalp 'prick' and her palms were damp
the pin 'prick' had produced a drop of blood
So me and Sean get along great, I'm the clumsy bumbling idiot and he's the intellectual 'prick' who laughs whenever I do something idiotic which so happens to be quite often.
Instantly there was a needle 'prick' of pain, but it dulled and Angel lost feeling in her foot.
I felt tears of shame 'prick' my eyes, but I forced them back, looking up at Ella.
As though rebuking her, she felt the sharp 'prick' of a needle on her arm.
she felt a 'prick' of resentment
You changed me from a 'prick' like Alex into someone who cares and besides you're so loving and caring.
Ellaine didn't have time for this annoying 'prick' .
The shock of hearing her voice rocked me to the core and I felt my eyes 'prick' with unfamiliar tears.
Some regions are involved in delivering descriptive information about the feeling - where it is, how intense it is, whether it's a dull soreness or a sharp 'prick' .
‘I hate you for being a dumb and incredibly stupid, conceited 'prick' ,’ I said.
It may or may not 'prick' someone's conscience to cause them to come forward, even if it's just a passenger.
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