1. spine-tingling - Adjective
2. spine-tingling - Phrase
spine-tingling (comparative more spine-tingling, superlative most spine-tingling)
(idiomatic) Scary, exciting or exhilarating.
Sometimes a spine-tingling sensation is fun during Halloween, but no one wants to experience the real fright of financial fraud. Source: Internet
But for now, it's a singularly thrilling adventure serial, with spine-tingling twists and a real sense of life’s inherent mystery. Source: Internet
It’s been over four years since New Zealand’s spine-tingling haka in the rain at the 2014 Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens and they celebrated their return to the top of the game with an equally emotional version on Monday. Source: Internet
This spine-tingling fantasy, illustrated with haunting vintage photography, will delight adults, teens, and anyone who relishes an adventure in the shadows. Source: Internet
The ear-piercing, spine-tingling falsetto of Frankie Valli fills The Buell Theatre, and you’d swear you’re not in Denver anymore. Source: Internet
The influence of African-American culture was apparent throughout the service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, from the rousing address of black Episcopal Bishop Michael Curry to the spine-tingling performance of a gospel choir. Source: Internet