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"1. feather; quill; piece of down. 2. (a) hair (forming part of the coat of a furry, hairy, or long-haired animal). 3. fuzz, down (fine hair on the face or body). 4. fuzz, down (on a plant part or fruit). - atmak (for a bird) to molt; (for a quadruped) to shed. -ü bozuk 1. downcast. 2. blond; blonde. 3. (someone) whose intentions are not good. -leri diken diken olmak to get goose bumps, get goose pimples, get gooseflesh; (for one´s hair) to stand on end. (üzerine) - dikmek to make a bad situation worse. - dökmek (for a bird) to molt; (for a quadruped) to shed. -lerini düzmek 1. (for a bird) to preen. 2. (for a quadruped) to smooth its hair, coat, or fur. 3. to start to dress well, take on a smart appearance. - ekseni shaft of a feather. - gibi 1. featherlike. 2. as light as a feather, featherlight. -lerini kabartmak (for a bird) to ruffle its feathers; (for a quadruped) to bristle, raise its bristles or hackles. - kalem quill pen, quill. - sapı quill of a feather. -ü tüsü yok. He´s still wet behind the ears (said to disparage someone´s youth). -leri ürpermek to get goose bumps, get goose pimples, get gooseflesh; (for one´s hair) to stand on end. -ler ürpertici spine-chilling; blood-curdling."
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blood-curdling — also bloodcurdling, 1817, from BLOOD (Cf. blood) + prp. of CURDLE (Cf. curdle). Also formerly with a noun form, bloodcurdler incident which freezes the blood, especially sensational story, 1877, slang; also in use in this sense was blood freezer… … Etymology dictionary
blood-curdling — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ horrifying; very frightening … English terms dictionary
blood-curdling — ▶ adjective TERRIFYING, frightening, spine chilling, chilling, hair raising, horrifying, alarming; eerie, sinister, horrible; Scottish eldritch; informal scary. * * * ˈblood curdling [blood curdling … Useful english dictionary
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blood-curdling — adj. Blood curdling is used with these nouns: ↑shriek … Collocations dictionary
blood-curdling — adjective a blood curdling scream Syn: terrifying, frightening, bone chilling, spine tingling, chilling, hair raising, horrifying, alarming; eerie, sinister, horrible; informal spooky … Thesaurus of popular words
blood-curdling — adjective horrifying; very frightening … English new terms dictionary
blood-curdling scream — scream which is frightening, scream of horror … English contemporary dictionary
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