Pronunciation: /ˈprɪkli hit/
noun a skin condition characterized by red, itchy bumps caused by blocked sweat ducts
A1 I got prickly heat from staying out in the sun too long.
A2 Prickly heat can be quite uncomfortable, especially in hot weather.
B1 Applying aloe vera gel can help soothe prickly heat and reduce inflammation.
B2 It is important to wear loose clothing to prevent prickly heat during the summer months.
C1 Some people are more prone to developing prickly heat due to their skin type and sweat glands.
C2 Dermatologists recommend using a mild exfoliating scrub to prevent prickly heat and keep the skin smooth.
adjective describing the heat as prickly or uncomfortable
A1 I have prickly heat from being out in the sun too long.
A2 She developed prickly heat after spending the day at the beach.
B1 Wearing loose clothing can help prevent prickly heat in hot weather.
B2 The doctor recommended a cooling lotion for treating prickly heat.
C1 His prickly heat rash was causing discomfort and irritation.
C2 The prickly heat on her skin was a result of a reaction to the heat and humidity.
formal Prickly heat, also known as miliaria, is a skin condition characterized by small red bumps and intense itching.
informal I hate going out in the sun because I always end up with prickly heat on my arms.
slang My back is covered in prickly heat from sweating so much during the hike.
figurative The tension in the room was like prickly heat, making everyone uncomfortable.
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