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Prickliness

The quality of being prickly or of having many prickles

Spinach family Salicornia herbacea with succulent jointed stems also a prickly plant of the same family Salsola Kali both formerly burned

Stiff and sharp prickly

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A puncturing or pricking a puncture

a sharp sensation as of the taste smell or feelings pricking biting acrid as a pungent spice

is also given to the wood of a species of prickly ash Xanthoxylum Caribaeligum growing in Florida and the West Indies

The first coat in plastering called also scratchwork See Pricking up

a very prickly woody vine Smilax rotundifolia of eastern U S growing in

and eight or ten inches long It has a hard prickly rind containing a soft cream colored pulp of a most

A tropical leguminous bush Poinciana pulcherrima or Caeligsalpinia pulcherrima with prickly branches and showy yellow or red flowers so named from

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