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Definition of prick
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prick is as below...
Prick (n.) To
pierce
slightly
with a
sharp-pointed
instrument
or
substance;
to make a
puncture
in, or to make by
puncturing;
to drive a fine point into; as, to prick one with a pin,
needle,
etc.; to prick a card; to prick holes in
paper..
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Foin
::
Foin (v. t.) To
prick;
to
st?ng.
Spur
::
Spur (v. t.) To prick with
spurs;
to
incite
to a more hasty pace; to urge or goad; as, to spur a
horse..
Pricker
::
Pricker
(n.) A small
marline
spike
having
generally
a
wooden
handle,
-- used in
sailmaking..
Prick
::
Prick (v.) That which
pricks,
penetrates,
or
punctures;
a sharp and
slender
thing;
a
pointed
instrument;
a goad; a spur, etc.; a
point;
a
skewer..
Aculeate
::
Aculeate
(a.)
Having
a
sting;
covered
with
prickles;
sharp like a
prickle.
Prickle
::
Prickle
(v. t.) To prick
slightly,
as with
prickles,
or fine, sharp
points..
Pricklouse
::
Pricklouse
(n.) A
tailor;
-- so
called
in
contempt.
Pricking
::
Pricking
(n.)
Dressing
one's self for show;
prinking.
Prod
::
Prod (n.) A
pointed
instrument
for
pricking
or
puncturing,
as a goad, an awl, a
skewer,
etc..
Aculeus
::
Aculeus
(n.) A
prickle
growing
on the bark, as in some
brambles
and
roses..
Cactaceous
::
Cactaceous
(a.)
Belonging
to, or like, the
family
of
plants
of which the
prickly
pear is a
common
example..
Burr
::
Burr (n.) Any rough or
prickly
envelope
of the seeds of
plants,
whether
a
pericarp,
a
persistent
calyx,
or an
involucre,
as of the
chestnut
and
burdock.
Also, any weed which bears
burs..
Tulip-eared
::
Tulip-eared
(a.)
Having
erect,
pointed
ears;
prick-eared;
-- said of
certain
dogs..
Urchin
::
Urchin
(a.)
Rough;
pricking;
piercing.
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To ride or guide with
spurs;
to spur; to goad; to
incite;
to urge on; --
sometimes
with on, or off..
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To mark or
denote
by a
puncture;
to
designate
by
pricking;
to
choose;
to mark; --
sometimes
with off.
Chestnut
::
Chestnut
(n.) The
edible
nut of a
forest
tree
(Castanea
vesca)
of
Europe
and
America.
Commonly
two or more of the nuts grow in a
prickly
bur.
Yellowwood
::
Yellowwood
(n.) The wood of any one of
several
different
kinds of
trees;
also, any one of the trees
themselves.
Among the trees so
called
are the
Cladrastis
tinctoria,
an
American
leguminous
tree; the
several
species
of
prickly
ash
(Xanthoxylum);
the
Australian
Flindersia
Oxleyana,
a tree
related
to the
mahogany;
certain
South
African
species
of
Podocarpus,
trees
related
to the yew; the East
Indian
Podocarpus
latifolia;
and the true
satinwood
(Chloroxylon
Swietenia).
All these Old World trees fu
Thistle
::
Thistle
(n.) Any one of
several
prickly
composite
plants,
especially
those of the
genera
Cnicus,
Craduus,
and
Onopordon.
The name is often also
applied
to other
prickly
plants..
Pique
::
Pique (v. t.) To
excite
to
action
by
causing
resentment
or
jealousy;
to
stimulate;
to
prick;
as, to pique
ambition,
or
curiosity..
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