Pricking - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prickle
A little prick a small sharp point a fine sharp process or projection
Prickliness
The quality of being prickly or of having many prickles
Prickling
Prickly
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Prickpunch
A pointed steel punch to prick a mark on metal
Glasswort
Spinach family Salicornia herbacea with succulent jointed stems also a prickly plant of the same family Salsola Kali both formerly burned
Prighte
imp of Prick
Prod
To thrust some pointed instrument into to prick with something sharp as to prod a soldier with a
Satinwood
is also given to the wood of a species of prickly ash Xanthoxylum Caribaeligum growing in Florida and the West Indies
horsebrier
a very prickly woody vine Smilax rotundifolia of eastern U S growing in
Cocklebur
A coarse composite weed having a rough or prickly fruit one of several species of the genus Xanthium called
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