#aricit
- Bristled — Having curled up or bristled like a hedgehog; describes hair that is coarse, rigid, and standing up, or a surface full of roughness, tiny spines, or irregularities. In a popular veterinary sense, it refers to a horse affected by the scratches disease, having the skin above the hoof cracked, rough, and swollen.
- Prick — The result of bristling or roughening; a shaggy, rough portion or an area full of thistles and spines on a textile, plant, or skin surface. In regional dialects, the term can be used to describe a small puncture, sting, or scratch caused by plant thorns or animal spines, leaving the skin structurally inflamed and rough.