Synonyms of prickle

Antonyms of prickle

Collocations of prickle

prickle of fear
Frequency: 70 %

A prickle of fear ran down her spine as she entered the dark alley.

prickle of excitement
Frequency: 60 %

She felt a prickle of excitement as she opened the envelope containing her acceptance letter.

prickle of anticipation
Frequency: 50 %

The prickle of anticipation grew stronger as the concert date approached.

prickle of unease
Frequency: 45 %

There was a prickle of unease in the air as they waited for the test results.

prickle of curiosity
Frequency: 40 %

His prickle of curiosity was piqued when he overheard their hushed conversation.

Idiomatic Expressions for prickle

  • Phrase: prick up one's ears
    Meaning: to listen carefully or with interest
    Usage: The students pricked up their ears when the teacher mentioned a pop quiz.