Pebbling

He says he learned how to make curling ice — a process known as pebbling because it involves forming small bumps on the surface — by apprenticing for six years in Canada. ❋ Sarah E. Needleman (2010)

The long bones of its arms shattered, pebbling its hairless skin outward with thousands of fragments sent flying by the force of the break. ❋ Liane Merciel (2010)

This room is an ante - chamber of your own pebbling brain matter. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She presses her body into him again, feels her nipples pebbling against his chest and is sure from the sound he makes he can also feel it through the thin material of his dress shirt. ❋ Amberfocus (2008)

Her suddenly pebbling nipples, the now aching apex of her thighs. ❋ Gena Showalter (2010)

Well, particularly, they peddle the absolute blather and pebbling (ph) that things are just ducky. ❋ Unknown (2008)

My mother holds my face up to the light, turns it, sighing at the pimples pebbling my cheek. ❋ Jennifer O'Connell (2007)

'Will you be my wife, Helen Huddleson?' the sweat drops pebbling his brow as he anxiously awaited her reply. ❋ Jaime J. Weinman (2006)

They came to life, pebbling hard under the contact, becoming sensitive. ❋ Bast, Anya (2005)

"Oh, yes, " she said, and though the sun was warm on her back, she shivered, gooseflesh pebbling her forearms. ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (2005)

A wave of feverish anticipation welled up from within and washed over him, pebbling his skin with goose pimples. ❋ Keith Blanchard (2003)

He sighed as his fingers gently kneaded her breast, savoring the silkiness of her skin, the pebbling of her nipple. ❋ Linda Howard (2001)

Her hair hung damp down her back, and cold was coming through the glass, pebbling the white flesh of arms and thighs and belly. ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (1997)

The cool air struck her fevered flesh, pebbling her nipples into throbbing buds that ached to be soothed by his tongue. ❋ Medeiros, Teresa (1994)