tingle
/ˈtɪŋɡəl/Definitions
1. verb
to feel a slight, pleasant, often unaccountable sensation of excitement or anticipation, especially in the skin, often accompanied by a slight physical sensation, such as pins and needles.
“She felt a thrill tingle through her body as she waited for the concert to begin.”
2. noun
a slight, pleasant, often unaccountable sensation of excitement or anticipation, especially in the skin, often accompanied by a slight physical sensation.
“A tingle ran down her arm as she touched the rough stone.”
3. verb
to have or produce a slight, unpleasant, or annoying sensation.
“The cold wind began to tingle his nose.”
4. noun
a sensation of something that is not quite there, but is perceived as an actual sensation.
“There’s a tingle in the air that suggests something is about to happen.”