Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Twinge"

A: A little bit of danger. A touch of danger. A moment of danger.

A: to understand this phrase the important part is to understand "twinge"

Twinge generally means sudden. sharp pain a specific spot. For example: As I was walking, I slipped and fall. I was okay though I did have a twinge of pain in my knee.

Twinge is also used to describe sudden, sharp emotional feelings. For example: Last night I felt a twinge of jealous when I saw my girlfriend speaking to her ex-boyfriend.

Twinge of danger would be something feeling dangerous.

A: A "twinge" is a sudden feeling. It usually lasts for a short period of time. So a twinge of pleasure can mean you have a moment of slight pleasure (a nice or cozy feeling)

A: Nothing. They are synonyms( same meaning).

A: Twinge doesn't necessarily mean pain. It is used in a broader sense, such as with emotions:

Twinge of guilt

Twinge of sadness

Think of it as a sudden, sharp feeling (physical or emotional).

A: I just felt a twinge(/a pain) on my right side(/on the right side of my abdomen) and now I'm afraid it might be something serious(/afraid it's serious.)