tingling

• “It tricks the brain, replacing her pain signals with what she describes as a tingling sensation.”

  The Wall Street Journal: New Ways to Treat Pain

• “Titans left guard Jacob Bell will have tests for what team officials called a '' burner, '' a neck injury resulting in tingling or burning.”

  USATODAY.com

• “They are there, waiting backstage: eyes wide, breath quick, skin tingling, stomach twisting because they are attempting to fly without a net.”

  The Children of Theatre: A Manifesto | Living the Liminal

• “The sight of grizzlies always brings a certain tingling to the scalp and spine, and given the female grizzly's reputation for defending her young with awesome ferocity, it was just as well that those three were well over a mile away.”

  An Alaskan Sheep and Grizzly Hunting Adventure by Philip Caputo

• “They called the tingling and burning in my legs phantom feeling, in case I took it to mean I would walk again.”

  The Guardian World News

• “There is something skin tingling about saying those words, “I’m a writer.””

  Are You a Writer? Really? | Write to Done

• “The tingling was the result of a growing fluid-filled bubble in his spine called a syrinx, also caused by the constriction.”

  Joel Schwartzberg: Head Trip: Who Do You Trust When Your Child's Surgeons Give Conflicting Advice?

• “The paresthesias which the victim usually describes as a tingling or prickling sensation may subsequently involve the fingers and toes, then spread to other portions of the extremities and gradually develop into severe numbness.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Serpent and the Rainbow

• “Pale pet, red pet, pink pet, blue pet, white pet, dark pet, real pet, fresh pet, all the tingling is the weeding, the close pressing is the tasting.”

  Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein With Two Shorter Stories

• “The sensation, which happens without warning, is usually painless and described as tingling or numbness, skin crawling, or itching.”

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