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UK//ˈtɪŋɡl//US//ˈtɪŋɡl//

Meaning of Tingle

A slight prickling or stinging sensation often felt in the skin.

In simple words: A feeling of slight prickling or stinging.

Tingle in a sentence

  • I felt a tingle run down my spine as I entered the haunted house.
  • The cold wind gave me a refreshing tingle on my skin.
  • He experienced a tingle of excitement before the big game.
  • After sitting improperly, I noticed a tingle in my leg.

How to use Tingle

Used in both formal and informal contexts. Often describes a physical sensation but can also be used metaphorically for excitement or anticipation.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun/verb

Memory hint

Think of the sound 'ting' like a bell, signaling a light, prickly feeling.

Related words

Collocations with Tingle

  • tingling sensation
  • feel a tingle
  • tingle with excitement
  • give a tingle
  • tingle in your fingers

Synonyms for Tingle

  • prickle
  • stinging
  • buzz
  • ting
  • spasm

Opposites of Tingle

Common mistakes with Tingle

  • Confused with 'tingle' as only a physical feeling.
  • Misused in contexts that require a stronger emotion or sensation.
  • Overused in informal speech, making it sound less impactful.

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Frequently asked questions about Tingle

What does Tingle mean?

A feeling of slight prickling or stinging.

What is the definition of Tingle?

A slight prickling or stinging sensation often felt in the skin.

How do you use Tingle in a sentence?

I felt a tingle run down my spine as I entered the haunted house.

Can you give another example of Tingle?

The cold wind gave me a refreshing tingle on my skin.

What are synonyms for Tingle?

Common alternatives include prickle, stinging, buzz, ting, spasm.

What is the opposite of Tingle?

Opposite meanings include numb, insensitive.

What words go with Tingle?

It commonly pairs with tingling sensation, feel a tingle, tingle with excitement, give a tingle, tingle in your fingers.

What are common mistakes when using Tingle?

Confused with 'tingle' as only a physical feeling. Misused in contexts that require a stronger emotion or sensation. Overused in informal speech, making it sound less impactful.

How do you pronounce Tingle?

US: //ˈtɪŋɡl//, UK: //ˈtɪŋɡl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Tingle?

Used in both formal and informal contexts. Often describes a physical sensation but can also be used metaphorically for excitement or anticipation.