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spiky

[spahy-kee] / ˈspaɪ ki /
















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Avery’s blond hair is down and bouncy, and her eyelashes are spiky with the brown mascara Celia once told her was better for her coloring than the black she “borrowed” from Aunt Jen.

From Literature

Deftly written, funny and spiky, it showcases Groff’s ability to conjure storms both internal and external.

From Los Angeles Times

Fred was an iguana, spiky as a dragon, with a cheerful snub nose.

From Literature

Instead, I name my spiky friend and display him on my dresser, like a houseplant or oversized pet rock.

From Literature

All of them stopped obediently when Bronden decreed, to help cut the limp, spiky tips from the pine-smelling trees that were growing along the way.

From Literature