itching

I've heard so much about your deals that I'm itching to speculate some myself.

The wet snow drenched their gloves; the water underfoot splashed their itching ankles.

Sometimes it happens that the itching is so trivial, you are not aware that the miner is at work.

My fingers were just itching to be at them, and I slipped my knife under the lock of one of the cases to wrench it open.

In a further instance, a man had a tumour growing between his eyebrows, the itching of which was insupportable.

Itching throats and watering eyes were too common for comfort.

Having become possessed of a new pair of scissors, he was itching to try their quality.

"And fine he knows I'm itching," he reflected, which made him itch the more.

Might this effect (itching) not come from obstructed gases that flow through and from the skin?

They attack silently and inflict a very painful, stinging bite, followed by itching.