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Examples of tingle in a Sentence
My arm was numb and tingling.
awoke to the steady pitter-patter of raindrops tingling on the rooftop
Recent Examples of tingle from the Web
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On Sunday, April 29, the Charles Cheney Inn, 131 Hartford Road, will host a dinner for those who love darkly themed music and participating in a spine tingling historical mystery.
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Though there have been several jaw-dropping and spine-tingling scenes, here’s a look back at the most scandalous happenings ahead of the series finale.
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Music-Murder-Mystery MANCHESTER — On Sunday, April 29, the Charles Cheney Inn, 131 Hartford Road, will host a dinner for those who love darkly themed music and participating in a spine tingling historical mystery.
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Weakness and tingling in your extremities are usually the first symptoms, which could eventually paralyze the entire body.
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Spines tingled from provocation, not the least of which was mine, then a 10-year-old boy listening to a hip-hop album with intent for the first time.
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Others may feel tingling pain or sensitivity across a band of skin, usually on one side of the body.
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Anfield was brimming with a spine-tingling atmosphere as the match got off to an intense start, with both teams prepared to battle it out.
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Age of Heroes If your Spidey sense is tingling, here’s why: Iron Man, Black Panther and many more of the world’s mightiest heroes, live on stage, fighting to (no doubt) save the world.
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Origin and Etymology of tingle
Middle English, alteration of tinklen to tinkle, tingle
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First Known Use: 14th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1a
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Definition of tingle for English Language Learners
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: to have a feeling like the feeling of many small sharp points pressing into your skin
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: to feel an emotion (such as excitement) very strongly
TINGLE Defined for Kids
Definition of tingle for Students
tingled;
tingling
: to feel or cause a prickling or thrilling sensation
- Back and forth the ball flew until Henry's hands began to tingle from the smack of leather against them.
- —Beverly Cleary, Henry Huggins
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of tingle
tingled;
tingling
play
\-g(ə-)liŋ\
: to feel a stinging or prickling sensation
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tingle
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