pricket (Meaning)
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pricket (n)
a sharp metal spike to hold a candle
male deer in his second year
Synonyms & Antonyms of pricket
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pricket Sentence Examples
- The pricket's sharp point pierced the parchment, leaving a delicate mark.
- The candelabra held numerous prickets, each illuminating the room with a warm glow.
- The knight slowly approached the pricket, his sword drawn.
- The pricket's intricate design hinted at the skill of its maker.
- A single pricket flickered in the draft, casting eerie shadows.
- The blacksmith deftly forged a new pricket for the royal chandelier.
- The pricket's ornate handle glistened in the candlelight.
- The pricket was carefully placed in the candelabra, ensuring a steady flame.
- The pricket served as both a source of light and a decorative element.
- The pricket's flickering flame created an intimate atmosphere in the cozy chamber.
FAQs About the word pricket
a sharp metal spike to hold a candle, male deer in his second year
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The pricket's sharp point pierced the parchment, leaving a delicate mark.
The candelabra held numerous prickets, each illuminating the room with a warm glow.
The knight slowly approached the pricket, his sword drawn.
The pricket's intricate design hinted at the skill of its maker.
