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Just as he goes, in Bristle I goes and they goes.

Sb: stubble; Bristles are shorter and thicker than wild type.

Bristles are found on pig breeds instead of fur on most mammals.

It was also known as Chicken Bristle.

Famine starting at the head tells me we take our bellies away from the emptiness of a Bristles brushoff."

Bristles are often used to make brushes for cleaning uses: common examples are the toothbrush and toilet brush.

Bristles are stiff, tapering feathers with a large rachis but few barbs.

The new "Bristle" begins with a scene as fierce as any outburst in "Shards."

Bristles are merely negative.

This may lead to confusions between expressions like area engineer and aerial engineer which in "Bristle" sound identical.

Desperate thoughts about boys nicknamed Bristles and Mouse would fade as I stared out the car window.

Chicken Bristle may refer to:

Bristles are thick setae.

His chapbook Voluptuous Bristle, was published by Finishing Line Press in 2010.

Bristles of stiffer material, normally monofilament nylon or polypropylene are sometimes added to better scrub out what is being cleaned.

Sick Sentries of Bristle (2004).

'Armed, dangerous, and attitudinal with your basic Mark 1 Bristle Boomer.'

Chicken Bristle is an unincorporated community in Douglas County, Illinois, United States.

"split w/ The Bristles" 7"

"The Bristles" is a raw punk band formed in 1982 in Landskrona, Sweden.

She attacks with the Ptera Bristle Boomerang.

Son of Bristle (1971) Abson Books.

More infermasun on howter's peak Bristle.

Once set, Alan worked into the curls with a Denman Mixed Bristle radial brush.

Geiom - "Pure Bristle"

She bristles with the energy of a woman who has come a long way.

She seems to bristle at the idea of using the young women as an example.

The man close to the family bristled at that idea.

But some parents bristled at the approach their children's schools were taking.

Bristling only a little at the term, she looked back.

Others will bristle that such a thing should even be expected of them.

He bristled a little, which she took as a good sign.

It's to the point where at least two of us bristle when we hear him come through the door.

But it's not just when the food's bad that I bristle.

Perhaps more than any other neighborhood, it bristles with energy.

The hair on the back of his neck was bristling.

Getting him to bristle was a novel experience for me.

She bristled, as he'd expected, at his use of her full name.

I feel the hair on the back of my neck start to bristle.

The two boys, bristling a little, moved between the dog and the girl.

All along the way, she felt as if guns were bristling at her back.

My words had got under his skin and he was suddenly bristling.

But he bristled at the prospect of having to do so.

He bristles at the center's recent use of ethnic politics.

State officials bristled at the prospect of such a change.

They also bristle at American pressure for changes in their policies.

His hair began to bristle as the charges built up in him.

Others tried to get inside Cooper's head, and still bristled.

She bristled a bit, but more for show than from anger.

In high summer, the courts bristled with black men who had come to play and watch.