Goosebumps (noun)

1. Raised, rough, and often cold skin that appears on a person's arms and legs, usually as a result of cold, fear, or excitement.
2. The small bumps that appear on a person's skin as a result of cold, fear, or excitement.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from goose (because the bumps resemble the fleshy protuberances on a plucked goose) + bump.

Examples:

1. He got goosebumps when he heard the spine-chilling music.
2. She had goosebumps from the cold.
3. The horror movie gave her goosebumps.
4. He got goosebumps when he heard the national anthem.
5. She had goosebumps from the excitement of the rollercoaster ride.