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tingly

/ˈtɪŋɡli/ adj

Producing or feeling tingles.

Word Origin 'Tingly' comes from the sensation of a light, prickling feeling, like tiny bells ringing on your skin. The word 'tingle' itself is from Middle English 'tinglen', a variant of 'tinkle'. The -ly suffix turns it into an adjective meaning 'having that tingling quality.'

adj Producing or feeling tingles.

The carbonated drink left a tingly sensation on my tongue.

(形容词) 刺痛的；麻麻的；针刺感的

碳酸饮料在我的舌头上留下了一种刺痛的感觉。

(adjetivo) hormigueante; cosquilleante; con hormigueo; picoso [Que produce o siente hormigueo o cosquilleo.]

La bebida carbonatada dejó una sensación de hormigueo en mi lengua.

(adjectif) picotant; fourmillant; qui picote; qui fourmille [Qui produit ou provoque des picotements, des fourmillements sur la peau ou les muqueuses.]

La boisson gazeuse a laissé une sensation picotante sur ma langue.

(Adjektiv) kribbelnd; prickelnd [Ein Kribbeln verursachend oder ein Kribbeln verspürend.]

Das kohlensäurehaltige Getränk hinterließ ein **tingly** Gefühl auf meiner Zunge.

(形容詞) ちくちくした、ぴりぴりした感覚を生む、またはそのように感じるさま。

炭酸飲料が舌にぴりぴりとした感覚を残した。

(adjetivo) formigante; formigoso; dormente [Que produz ou sente formigamento.]

A bebida gaseificada deixou uma sensação de formigamento na minha língua.

Synonyms: tingling prickly ticklish stinging smarting Antonyms: numb insensitive deadened
Word parts: tingle + ly

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