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send shivers down/up spine
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send shivers down/up someone's spine

to make someone feel very frightened or excited. The way he looked at me sent shivers down my spine.

See also: down, send, shiver, spine

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send on a guilt trip
send on way
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send packing
send shivers down spine
send shivers down/up spine

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send to Coventry
send to the showers
send/throw into a spin
send/throw into a tizz/tizzy
sense
separate
separate the men from the boys

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send round the bend

send round the twist

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Send Sequence Number of Frame

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Send State Variable

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