Twinge in a sentence as a noun

Feel a little twinge in the pit of your stomach?Good.

I'm feeling a twinge of regret for posting this.

Yes I feel a twinge in my ego any time someone criticizes my code, even minor stuff; but guess what?

I do feel a twinge of guilt at the thought of your "reeducation" in NK but I'm still willing to help you find out on your own.

But there is a twinge in me that remembers government, properly set up, can often protect the weak from the strong.

Twinge in a sentence as a verb

People don't devote their lives to marginalized causes without either having or picking up a twinge of zealotry.

Reading this, I felt a twinge of excitement at the suggestion that I might break out of the box with a little creativity.

Even with that I feel a twinge of lol every time I see an m_o_c post on anything having to do with ethics, employers, and what not.

I must be old, but I sometimes interpret the exact opposite: a sentence without a period must have a twinge of... bitterness?

How about moral hazard -- the problem of people who waste healthcare resources by going to the doctor for every little sniffle, scrape and twinge since it's free?

Twinge definitions

noun

a sudden sharp feeling; "pangs of regret"; "she felt a stab of excitement"; "twinges of conscience"

See also: pang stab

noun

a sharp stab of pain

verb

cause a stinging pain; "The needle pricked his skin"

See also: prick sting

verb

feel a sudden sharp, local pain

verb

squeeze tightly between the fingers; "He pinched her behind"; "She squeezed the bottle"

See also: pinch squeeze tweet twitch