Sentence examples for prick word from inspiring English sources

Nobody used the prick word.

On Saturday, the job of enforcing these rules for the match between England and the United States will fall to a squad of Brazilian referees who will need to keep their ears pricked for words they might not have learned in school.

"When you say the word prick it just floats off".

My arse," before getting up and appearing to utter the word: "Prick".

We find, for example, the secret-police chief Lavrenty Beria pinning on the back of Khrushchev's jacket a label bearing the word "prick" — hard to imagine in the Bourbon court.

At the time, I thought my professor was a pretentious prick (yes, that word), and I feel the same about this TV show (minus the prick).

Challenged by Hammond and May for using the word "prick-teaser" about BMW, Clarkson perkily offers "cock-teaser" as a substitute.

Descriptions of me included the words "douchebag" and "prick," of my wife, the words "gold-digger" and "whore".

Your ears prick up at that word: "another".

There is the pompous clubman, and the devotee of adolescent vulgar word games ("Prick, said the turd"), known to Amis and Larkin as "horse-pissing".

"My ears prick up at the word 'pretentious' — that's usually the movie I want to see, the book I want to read, the scene I want to make," he declared.