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- noun Plural form of
pricker .
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Examples
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These will be succeeded by the crop from "prickers" or seedlings started under glass in January or
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Ended up cut up worse than ever due to all the briars and prickers.
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Ended up cut up worse than ever due to all the briars and prickers.
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The ends of their seared hair stood out in tangles of impish invitation, little prickers.
Pheasant Hunt 2010
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Sometimes bushes swallowed up the track; my hands got all scratched and sticky, and prickers embedded themselves in my clothes.
Ancient, Strange, and Lovely Susan Fletcher 2010
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"I've heard of witch-prickers with special pins-made to collapse when they're pressed against the skin, so it looks as though they don't go in."
Sick Cycle Carousel 2010
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One is a two-lobed pear-shaped kind of thing with short dense thick white prickers; the other is a ridged round morningstar-head-shaped creature with clusters of long red prickers.
john dillinger is alive and well and living in-- netcurmudgeon 2007
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“Let me go first,” she said, whacking a way through the prickers with her stick.
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Also, Henry Vaughan gave me, from my said cousin, a good horse, and a purse of gold, with two Border-prickers, as they are called, for my guides, who conducted me, by such roads and by-paths as have never been seen since the days of Sir Lancelot and Sir
The Monastery 2008
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The role of gender and the psychology of masculinity in relation to male accusers and professional ‘witch hunters’ eg: witch finders like Matthew Hopkins; judicial officials like Daniel Hauff in Esslingen; executioners, witch prickers etc.
Archive 2008-02-01 Christopher 2008
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