hackle|hackled|hackles|hackling in English

verb

[hack·le || 'hækl]

fasten a hackle to a fishing fly; cut roughly, chop, hack

Use "hackle|hackled|hackles|hackling" in a sentence

1. Do not raise fucking hackle.

2. Some changes are raising hackles.

3. He came in with his hackles up.

4. That raised hackles in Germany.

5. Claret (Wine Red, or Lemon Hackle)

6. Don't get your hackles up about nothing.

7. But something has happened to raise our hackles.

8. Her controversial article is bound to raise hackles.

9. The rest of the team raises few hackles.

10. His tactless remarks were enough to raise anyone's hackles.

11. Loden's hackles subsided, his tail began to wag.

12. Loden's hackles subsided[sentence dictionary], his tail began to wag.

13. The prime minister's speech has raised hackles among the opposition.

14. In the United States, the mere idea raises hackles.

15. Ben felt his hackles rise as the speaker continued.

16. Laura heard his remark, and felt her hackles rising.

17. She felt defensive hackles rise on the back of her neck.

18. The proposal to build 135 new homes has raised environmentalists' hackles.

19. 5 His tactless remarks were enough to raise anyone's hackles.

20. Oh boy, this record's going to raise a few hackles.

21. Both sexes may erect hackles on neck when alarmed, to form prominent whiskers.

22. It's safter to avoid the director when he has his hackles up.

23. Like to learn martial arts, initially makes a hackle can scare people, but was bound to fail.

24. You could see her hackles rising as she heard him outline his plan.

25. But a surge of Singapore investments could also raise hackles in Malaysia.