spiky|spikier|spikiest in English
adjective
[spik·y || 'spaɪkɪ]
having spikes, having sharp and pointy projections; resembling a spike, sharp and pointy
Use "spiky|spikier|spikiest" in a sentence
1. Pale helms and spiky spurs,
2. Next, some spiky hair.
3. She's got short, spiky hair.
4. Your hairbrush is too spiky for me.
5. Sullen but accurate, spiky but efficient: that's it.
6. Her spiky hair scratches down my front.
7. Or, uh, stabbed by a... spiky shoe.
8. • She Chewed at the spiky end of …
9. His hair was dyed black now, and it was spiky.
10. He has his spiky hair, strong opinions and wacky humour.
11. Her short spiky hair is damp with sweat.
12. The hedgehog rolled up into a spiky ball.
13. The Notting Hill star, was sporting his new spiky hairdo.
14. The spiky leaves and stems emit a sweet and alluring scent.
15. He had a leather jacket and short, spiky hair.
16. Some corals are quite smooth, others are sharp and spiky.
17. Pale spiky girl one side of a table, pale pasty boy the other.
18. He must shed his spiky exoskeleton and become the front man.
19. On Yellow-Bellied, note its spiky, white-based crest (rarely held flattened), burry
20. 25 Pale spiky girl one side of a table, pale pasty boy the other.
21. I could feel things, pieces of metal, sharp spiky things, nothing living.
22. She chewed at the spiky end of a plait and kicked at a kitchen chair-leg.
23. Shortish and slightish, he can appear spiky, but is more curious than Combative
24. Chari is a lean girl of medium height who has short spiky hair and pink eyes
25. Jackie sat on the edge of his bed, a tiny, spiky creature, utterly alone.