stinging

a stinging satire on American politics.

smoke stinging our eyes.

a landscape slowly abraded by a fine, stinging dust.

he launched a stinging attack on the Prime Minister.

a stinging slap that made my ear sing.

My eyes are stinging from the smoke.

her eyes flared at the stinging insult.

The shield over its eyes protects them from the stinging cells of the siphonophore's tentacles.

You do this by stinging him repeatedly with a creepy instrument called the "Neural Needler," a device that "inflicts incredible pain to target, but does no lasting damage.

Without a stinging tail, the newfound arachnid species represented by this specimen only somewhat resembles the deadly scorpion--earning it the name "pseudoscorpion," scientists said in March 2009.

Stems caespitose, simple or many branched, 60-150 cm tall, ca. 1 cm in diam., antrorsely setulose, armed with spreading stinging hairs, dense in lower parts, sparser in upper parts.

It looked normal, but it was still stinging.

Now I'm floating like a butterfly, stinging like a bee I earned my stripes.

And I'm an entomologist. I basically study stinging insects.

The writing of these stinging letters made Mark Twain feel better.

The poor bees tried to drive them away by stinging them.

AOC, top Democrats issue stinging rebuke of Biden over failed climate promises.

I stared out the window, tears stinging my eyes.

No, they were stinging through the face mask and through the gloves.

That's right. And we can use 'stinging' before other nouns, as well.

They're stinging me like crazy. I really want you to let go.