tinglingly

Just thinking about it made her feel warm and tinglingly aroused.

He was light-headed but only for a moment; his body felt tinglingly refreshed.

The air about them seemed suddenly tinglingly alive.

He felt with his bare feet something tinglingly clammy.

As she lay in the heat, she felt drowsy and at the same time tinglingly alive.

The air was like wine, a little high in oxygen content, but tinglingly sweet and fresh and warm.

Oysters from the raw bar, well handled by a muscular young expert behind the counter, are also tinglingly fresh.

He'd come up behind her, she was uncomfortably, tinglingly aware of his presence at her shoulder, but refused to turn.

They felt - tinglingly alive, soft and warm and swollen, aching for - for what?

It felt warm, almost tinglingly alive, as if the life force behind it had flame in it, an electric, vibrant fire.

Suddenly a wave of fear washed over her mind and she became tinglingly aware, as if she hadn't realized it before, what danger they were in.

Later, all clean, showered and feeling tinglingly healthy, I noticed I'd acquired a nice rosy glow, too.

It was a lovely moonlight night; tinglingly still-a night to be happy in; but constraint lay heavy on the two of us.

His voice had become impatient now, and his body seemed eager for activity, as if the blood were tinglingly returning to his limbs after cramp.

He came and stood close to her without touching her, but Hari was as tinglingly aware of him as though he'd embraced her.

The ointment's touch was tinglingly warm, but it quenched the sharper pain of the wounds the way a backfire blocks a dangerous blaze.

For every lusty Rolling Stones-ish rocker in his repertoire there are at least three tinglingly introspective ballads.

The little hairs on the back of his neck had risen tinglingly, and he was possessed of a sudden overwhelming urge to sniff at the newcomer.

Roger touched his own forehead, suddenly and tinglingly aware that the curve of the browbone under his fingers was precisely echoed on the face before him.

The Baltic countries, for me, mean brisk herring-and-salami eye-openers, and Wyoming means tinglingly fresh pan-fried trout with hash browns.

Olivia was tinglingly aware of his presence, the heat of his large body, the faint smell of shaving soap that clung to his skin.

They watered the animals first, then plunged their own heads and hands into the tinglingly cold water, washing themselves clean of the itch of sweat and dust.

As she and Nick were forced along the upper hallway, she was tinglingly aware of the silence all around them-- the silence of a huge, empty house.

There is no need to pore over columns of numbers or count the V.I.P. visitors to get a feeling for how tinglingly tight the race is in Michigan.

The man's hand was warm, tinglingly warm, surprisingly gentle too on her skin, as he bent to examine her bruising and moved her foot this way and that.