Prick

He accidentally stepped on a prickly pear and got a prick in his foot.

He got a prick on his finger while trying to pick up the thorny plant.

Don't be such a prick, you're not always right.

The rude behavior of his colleague was a prick to his pride.

The constant ringing of her phone was a prick of irritation in her otherwise peaceful day.

The loud music from the party next door was a constant prick of irritation for the old couple.

The constant phone notifications were a prick to his concentration.

The doctor used a prick to take a blood sample.

Be careful with that cactus, its spines can prick you.

He's always bragging about himself and putting others down, he's such a prick.

The hedgehog's quills can give a painful prick to predators.

The tattoo artist used a needle to prick the skin and deposit ink.

You don't have to be such a prick all the time, you know.

His girlfriend's constant nagging was a prick of irritation that he couldn't ignore.

He couldn't shake off the prick of irritation he felt at his colleague's persistent interruptions.

The scratchy label on the back of his shirt was a prick to his neck.

The constant chatter of her colleagues in the office was a prick of irritation that she found hard to ignore.

The speaker's condescending tone was a constant prick of annoyance for the audience.

She felt a prick of annoyance when she found out that her flight had been delayed.

The repetitive sound of the dripping faucet was a prick to his nerves.

The constant barking of the neighbor's dog was a real prick to her ears.

The bitter taste of the medicine left a prick in her tongue.

The misbehaving kids in the cinema were a prick of annoyance for the other moviegoers.

The sight of the messy room was a prick in her eyes.

The loud music in the party was a prick in her head.

The heat and humidity of the city was a prick in her skin.