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How to spell PRIKLEY correctly?

The correct spelling of "prikley" could possibly be "prickly", referring to something that is covered in sharp, pointed spines or thorns. Other similar words may include "spiky" or "thorny". It is important to double-check spelling to avoid confusion or miscommunication.

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  • Brinkley Brinkley was the name of the protagonist in the novel I just finished reading.
  • crikey " Crikey, that was a close call!" exclaimed the startled man.
  • Gridley Gridley was a small town in California where I grew up.
  • paisley She wore a paisley scarf around her neck to keep warm in the chilly weather.
  • Presley Presley is known as the "King of Rock and Roll" and is considered to be one of the most significant cultural icons of the 20th century.
  • pricey The designer clothes were far too pricey for my budget.
  • prickle As I walked through the forest, the prickles of the pine needles pressed against the soles of my feet.
  • prickled As she walked through the icy forest, her skin prickled from the cold.
  • prickles The cactus' prickles were sharp and painful to the touch.
  • prickly The cactus in the desert have prickly spines to protect themselves from predators.
  • primly She sat primly on the edge of the chair, crossing her legs and folding her hands in her lap.
  • Ridley Ridley Scott is known for directing movies such as Alien and Blade Runner.
  • Riley Riley loved nothing more than spending time outdoors with her dog.
  • Ripley Ripley was fascinated by the strange alien creatures she encountered on her mission.
  • Wrigley Wrigley Field in Chicago is known for being one of the oldest and most iconic baseball stadiums in the United States.

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