How To Use Pricker In A Sentence
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Hurling the kickball into the pricker bushes instead of sacking up and playing the game.
Bob Cesca: Killing the False Equivalency "Both Sides" Meme
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He has a moral compass, however wonky, and is a great pricker of adult pretensions.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cabel steps carefully through pricker bushes to the dirty window and peers inside, trying to see through the tiny opening between curtains.
GONE
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The pricker is a converted silver pencil-case, with the usual sliding piece; it is a very small one, and is attached to my watch chain.
Inquiries into Human Faculty and Its Development
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She is simply a pricker of pomposity, an exposer of lies, halftruths and deceptions.
Times, Sunday Times
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Watch the bushes, the opening is hidden by prickers.
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Yes | No | Report from Jamus wrote 32 weeks 6 days ago thing i dont like is that thin materiel. 1 pricker bush and you have a tear. the boots look sweeat though.
Gear Review: Cloudveil Wading Pants and 8x Felt-Free Wading Boots
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The test contains a sterile finger pricker for you to take a small blood sample with.
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After taking the shot, open the frizzen, place the pricker in the touch hole and close the frizzen.
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Hotsuma walked on further, walking under lower branches and avoiding prickers.
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Maybe that's why we're moving so slowly, taking our time to pick our way between bunches of pricker bushes and gnarling tree roots.
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Applying these labyrinthine designs were the kol'shchiki or ‘zone prickers.’
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These were the real Dark Ages, when intimations were frequently made from the Glendevon and other pulpits that the minister and session would be glad to receive information against suspected witches, and when the common pricker who pricked poor witches "with lang preins of thrie inches" to discover the marks of Satan, was specially busy in the vale of Devon, where in a record year no less than sixteen of the local "covin" were burned.
Chronicles of Strathearn
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Raised lace has to be stamped out from the wrong side with a lace awl or kind of pricker of bone made for the purpose.
Encyclopedia of Needlework