flesh spicule

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• prickle — n 1. point, cusp, spur, barb, barbule, prong, tine, spike, needle, tang, spicule, Zool. spicu lum, spine, spinule, bristle, acicula; thorn, sticker, brier, Bot. apiculus, bur, burr, snag; nettle, bramble, cocklebur. 2. tingle, tingling,… …   A Note on the Style of the synonym finder

• thorn — n 1. prickle, Inf. prickler, point, barb, bar bule, spike, spicule, Zool. spiculum, spine, spinule, bristle, acicula; sticker, brier, Bot. apiculus, bur, burr, snag; nettle, bramble, cocklebur. 2. thorn in one’s flesh or side pain in the neck,… …   A Note on the Style of the synonym finder