Synonym: abound, burst, stand up, uprise. Similar words: bristly, whistle, bustle, brittle, brisk, debris, hubris, briskly. Meaning: ['brɪsl] 
n. 1. a stiff fiber (coarse hair or filament); natural or synthetic 2. a stiff hair. v. 1. be in a state of movement or action 2. rise up as in fear 3. react in an offended or angry manner.
n. 1. a stiff fiber (coarse hair or filament); natural or synthetic 2. a stiff hair. v. 1. be in a state of movement or action 2. rise up as in fear 3. react in an offended or angry manner. 
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61. TNFR activation also makes the astrocytes bristle with specific adhesion molecules that act like Velcro to bind to similar molecules on the surface of the immune cells.
62. Pakistanis bristle at what they see as growing Indian influence in Afghanistan, and some contend that India funds anti-Pakistan Taliban factions responsible for terrorist bombings.
63. Many single women bristle at the stereotypes. The problem, some say, is a dearth of worthy bachelors.
64. Yet private - equity firms and their advisers bristle at suggestions that they are borrowing recklessly.
65. We went to fishing that afternoon. This was the first time Albert saw green bristle grass.
66. Clean your Amethyst in ultrasonic jewelry cleaner or with warm[sentence dictionary], soapy water and a soft bristle brush.
67. It’s hardly surprising that Nokia and RIM would bristle at Jobs’ attempt to conflate iPhone 4-related problems with those of cellphones in general.
68. I saw an angry dog with its hairs a bristle.
69. In the bird embryo these bristles erupt from tiny patches of skin cells called placodes. A ring of fast-growing cells on the top of the placode builds a cylindrical wall that becomes a bristle.
70. Easy to control unit can be freely set with different flocking - gauge and irregular bristle arrangement programs.
71. Result: The texture of integumentary cells, the shape and size of hair socket and bristle were important characters for species identification.
72. Tech Indifferent: (10%) Have limited online access at home, and while most have cell phones, they bristle at their intrusiveness.
More similar words: bristly, whistle, bustle, brittle, brisk, debris, hubris, briskly, wrist, tourist, theorist, eristic, terrorist, Christmas, aristocrat, psychiatrist, characteristic, device characteristic, little by little, costly, mostly, ghastly, honestly, jostling, bustling, earnestly, outlet, title, subtle, cattle.