Used in a sentence: “Up he sprang with mettlesome resolve, only to sprattle ignominiously across the drawing-room floor, undone by a treacherous prinkle in the leg he had so grievously neglected to abstringe.”

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Prinkle [PRING-kul] (n.) A tingling or sensation of numbness, often resulting from a temporary suspension of circulation. (v.) To tingle or prickle.

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I'm not a royalist at all, and the monarchy in this country is long past it's sell by date. But while we still have it, the crown can decline state visits if it so chooses. Unfortunately, we haven't had a really stong monarch since Victoria. Charlie's strongest move would be to refuse to go.

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Absolutely! The king visiting the US is a terrible mistake. You are judged by the company you keep. The company he's keeping in this case is a murderous wannabe dictator and child rapist who's started a war without consultation with Allies who he's not stopped dumping on since he came to office.

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