Tingler
- proper noun
- /ˈtɪŋɡlər/
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Tingler
- I hope the new wife doesn't turn out to be as dangerous as The Tingler.
Examples
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The Tingler is loose in this theater!
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After those x-rays, we know The Tingler exists.
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Could The Tingler be alive?
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That The Tingler exists in every human being we now know.
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What do we know about The Tingler?
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The Tingler is in the theater!
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First, I'm going to put The Tingler back where it came from.
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That fear causes The Tingler to spread along the spinal column.
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Doctors will be amazed when they see The Tingler.
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The horror movie The Tingler features an inventive story that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tingler as a film title comes from the word tingle ('a small, sharp feeling') plus the common ending -er ('one who causes'), so it suggests a creature or thing that makes you feel a sudden chill or shiver. That's why the movie's name and tricks were meant to make the audience feel 'tingling' fear.
