NOUN
- reflex erection of hairs of the skin in response to cold or emotional stress or skin irritation
How To Use goose bump In A Sentence
- I still get goose bumps remembering the moment Crystal Serenity sailed into the sea ice. Times, Sunday Times
- I still get goose bumps remembering the moment Crystal Serenity sailed into the sea ice. Times, Sunday Times
- She rubbed the goose bumps on her arms with both hands, her expression hard to read Black Magic
- I still get goose bumps remembering the moment Crystal Serenity sailed into the sea ice. Times, Sunday Times
- She had goose bumps all over her body and a bruise on her arm.
- To learn more about the formula for a tear-jerker, a few years ago Dr. Guhn and his colleague Marcel Zentner found musical excerpts—from Mendelssohn's "Trio for Piano" and Barber's "Adagio for Strings," for example—that reliably produce the chills and then measured the physiological reactions heart rate, sweating, goose bumps of listeners. Anatomy of a Tear-Jerker
- I had goose bumps during their Viennese waltz. The Sun
- The harpy woman shook her wings and let out a blood curdling cry from the depths of her throat, raising goose bumps on my arms.
- My mum said it gave her goose bumps. Times, Sunday Times
- My teeth chattered a bit and goose bumps prickled my skin, but I ignored it.
