Bristling

What do we mean by bristling?

To rise or stand erect, like bristles.

Abound, to have an abundance of something

(with at) To be on one's guard or raise one's defenses; to react with fear, suspicion, or distance.

To fix a bristle to.

Sending a picture/video of yourself brushing your teeth with a focus on some body part. Urban Dictionary

Ones pubic hair that has been trimmed very fine but not completely therefore resembling bristles from a broom or brush like object. Urban Dictionary

Bristolian Slang - Bristol pronounced in Bristolian as Brizzle. Urban Dictionary

When a man with a beard rubs the whiskers on the hair of a females genitals Urban Dictionary

It's when you stick your beard inside a woman's vagina and then you tickle it. Urban Dictionary

The metal part between the bristles and the handle on a paintbrush Urban Dictionary

Tavan Biran, a skinny person that is so skinny they can fit into anywhere. Even the gaps of ur teeth. Urban Dictionary

Short pubic stubble that scratchs your chin when you give head Urban Dictionary

Bristles in the Wind: Naked , at any time. Fresh out the shower or out for a nude jog. Hair standing on end is bristles in the wind. Urban Dictionary

A bristle scrunchie is the metal the separates a paint brushes bristles and the handle. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to bristling:
bristling, brisling, brustling, bustling, wrestling, rustling, whistling, bristlier, bridling, brisking, breitling, wristing, bratling, brattling, wrastling, brislin, beastling.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bristling:
arrows, hair, weapons, guns, praised, sense, energy, heavy, lines.

Words that rhyme with bristling:
whistling, kisling, kissling, whistle hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bristling:
red, white, more, black, latter, little, hair, shaggy, same, late, involuntary, less, short, huge, gray, grey, sharp, evident, porcupine, intemperate, dense, kinky, dark, stranded, documentary, scanty, strange, flat, countless, like.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bristling:
moustache, beard, mustache, hair, mass, head, mane, wall, crest, ridge, forest, eyebrows, fortress, cannon, presence, steel, cut, boar, weeds, brows, letter, burdock, points, statement, manner, doctor, message, porcupine, crown, cat, hairs, coronet, fringe, silence, glacier, soldier, spine, surface, wood, appearance, halo, tone, locks, feathers, pedant, note, mouth, weapons, tooth, wind, coat, camp, pompadour, union, beast, rampart, bayonet, speech, armor, protest, reply, ends, reeds, shore, bunch, crowd, fort, dog, insistence, hiss, canyon, city, acerbity, whiskers, reef, arguments, beards, squadron, quality, heads, gleam, hedgehog, skin, carcass, brush, heap, grass, fox, bodyguard, stones, eyebrow.

Words that sound like bristling:
bristling, brisling, bustling, brustling, bestselling, brazilin, breslin, bezzling, bristles, bristle, bristled, breitling, bridling, bring along, bristle at, bristlecone, brisking, brucella, brussels, grizzling, prissily, wrestling, priscilla, brussel, priscila, barrelling, breasting, brustle, braselton, hustling, puzzling, brawling, brasil, briskly, bracing, drizzling, bristly, parasailing, broiling, reisling, breezily, brison, bricolage, rassling, brisson, bewailing, brass ring, boweling, brassing, bricklin, frizzling, brasilia, prevailing, hassling, prickling, penciling, princeling, pencilling, parceling, prisoning, pass along, purfling, propelling, barreling, pricilla, bicycling, brusquely, besetting, reselling, bresson, bristolian, presaging, briston, brezel, breslau, bresil, beveling, breslow, brisken, brasileira, bringing, brazilian, brazillian, brasilian, bristols, briseis, brazelton, brasilien, battling, beguiling, baffling, beseeching, bedazzling, berling, befalling, beausoleil, beagling, beetling, be along, basalis.