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Definition of prick
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Prick (n.) To
dress;
to
prink;
--
usually
with up.
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Carline Thistle
::
Carline
thistle
() A
prickly
plant of the genus
Carlina
(C.
vulgaris),
found in
Europe
and
Asia..
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To trace on a
chart,
as a
ship's
course..
Prickliness
::
Prickliness
(n.) The
quality
of being
prickly,
or of
having
many
prickles..
Pick
::
Pick (v.) To peck at, as a bird with its beak; to
strike
at with
anything
pointed;
to act upon with a
pointed
instrument;
to
pierce;
to
prick,
as with a pin..
Pungent
::
Pungent
(v. t.)
Prickly-pointed;
hard and
sharp.
Aculeated
::
Aculeated
(a.)
Having
a sharp
point;
armed with
prickles;
prickly;
aculeate.
Cactaceous
::
Cactaceous
(a.)
Belonging
to, or like, the
family
of
plants
of which the
prickly
pear is a
common
example..
Stickler
::
Stickleback
(v. t.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
fishes
of the genus
Gasterosteus
and
allied
genera.
The back is armed with two or more sharp
spines.
They
inhabit
both salt and
brackish
water,
and
construct
curious
nests.
Called
also
sticklebag,
sharpling,
and
prickleback..
Scratch Coat
::
Scratch
coat () The first coat in
plastering;
--
called
also
scratchwork.
See
Pricking-up.
Thorn
::
Thorn (v. t.) To
prick,
as with a
thorn..
Hedgehog
::
Hedgehog
(n.) A small
European
insectivore
(Erinaceus
Europaeus),
and other
allied
species
of Asia and
Africa,
having
the hair on the upper part of its body mixed with
prickles
or
spines.
It is able to roll
itself
into a ball so as to
present
the
spines
outwardly
in every
direction.
It is
nocturnal
in its
habits,
feeding
chiefly
upon
insects..
Acupuncture
::
Acupuncture
(n.)
Pricking
with a
needle;
a
needle
prick.
Prod
::
Prod (v. t.) To
thrust
some
pointed
instrument
into; to prick with
something
sharp;
as, to prod a
soldier
with a
bayonet;
to prod oxen;
hence,
to goad, to
incite,
to
worry;
as, to prod a
student..
Prickwood
::
Prickwood
(n.) A shrub
(Euonymus
Europaeus);
-- so named from the use of its wood for
goads,
skewers,
and shoe pegs.
Called
also
spindle
tree..
Qualm
::
Qualm (n.) A prick or
scruple
of
conscience;
uneasiness
of
conscience;
compunction.
Cutgrass
::
Cutgrass
() A grass with
leaves
having
edges
furnished
with very
minute
hooked
prickles,
which form a
cutting
edge; one or more
species
of
Leersia..
Thistly
::
Thistly
(a.) Fig.:
Resembling
a
thistle
or
thistles;
sharp;
pricking.
Smilax
::
Smilax
(n.) A genus of
perennial
climbing
plants,
usually
with a
prickly
woody stem; green
brier,
or cat
brier.
The
rootstocks
of
certain
species
are the
source
of the
medicine
called
sarsaparilla..
Pricking
::
Pricking
(n.) A
sensation
of being
pricked.
Prickmadam
::
Prickmadam
(n.) A name given to
several
species
of
stonecrop,
used as
ingredients
of
vermifuge
medicines.
See
Stonecrop..
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