bristle with
verb phrase
Pronunciation: ˈbrɪsəl wɪð
Definition
To be covered or filled with something, often in a way that is noticeable or impressive.
Examples
The old book bristled with annotations from its previous owner.
His speech bristled with historical references.
How to Use bristle with
- bristle with indignation (idiom)
- To show strong anger or offense. — "She bristled with indignation at the unfair criticism."
- bristle with anger (idiom)
- To show strong anger. — "He bristled with anger when he heard the news."
- bristle with excitement (idiom)
- To be full of eager anticipation. — "The children bristled with excitement on Christmas morning."
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