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"ref": "1829, John Mason Good, The Study of Medicine, Volume 1",
"text": "There is sometimes a peculiar sensibility in the teeth or their sheaths that induces a kind of vibratory pain, in which they colloquially said to be set on edge; and that in two ways, as follows:\nFrom jarring noises.\nFrom vellicative or acrid substances.",
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"Causing vellication; provoking irritation or twitching."
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