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Definition of shake
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Shake (n.) A shook of
staves
and
headings.
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Squiggle
::
Squiggle
(v. i.) To shake and wash a fluid about in the mouth with the lips
closed.
Trill
::
Trill (n.) A shake or
quaver
of the voice in
singing,
or of the sound of an
instrument,
produced
by the rapid
alternation
of two
contiguous
tones of the
scale;
as, to give a trill on the high C. See
Shake..
Wapper
::
Wapper
(v. t. & i.) To cause to
shake;
to
tremble;
to move
tremulously,
as from
weakness;
to
totter..
Hordock
::
Hordock
(n.) An
unidentified
plant
mentioned
by
Shakespeare,
perhaps
equivalent
to
burdock..
Wappened
::
Wappened
(a.) A word of
doubtful
meaning
used once by
Shakespeare.
Quake
::
Quake (v. i.) To be
agitated
with
quick,
short
motions
continually
repeated;
to shake with fear, cold, etc.; to
shudder;
to
tremble..
Wag
::
Wag (v.) The act of
wagging;
a
shake;
as, a wag of the
head..
Totter
::
Totter
(v. i.) To
shake;
to reel; to lean; to
waver.
Shake
::
Shake (n.) The
redshank;
-- so
called
from the
nodding
of its head while on the
ground.
Trilogy
::
Trilogy
(n.) A
series
of three
dramas
which,
although
each of them is in one sense
complete,
have a close
mutual
relation,
and form one
historical
and
poetical
picture.
Shakespeare's
Henry VI. is an
example..
Obstinacy
::
Obstinacy
(n.) A
fixedness
in will,
opinion,
or
resolution
that can not be
shaken
at all, or only with great
difficulty;
firm and
usually
unreasonable
adherence
to an
opinion,
purpose,
or
system;
unyielding
disposition;
stubborness;
pertinacity;
persistency;
contumacy..
Rump-fed
::
Rump-fed
(a.) A
Shakespearean
word of
uncertain
meaning.
Perhaps
fattened
in the rump,
pampered..
Rattlesnake
::
Rattlesnake
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
venomous
American
snakes
belonging
to the
genera
Crotalus
and
Caudisona,
or
Sistrurus.
They have a
series
of horny
interlocking
joints
at the end of the tail which make a sharp
rattling
sound when
shaken.
The
common
rattlesnake
of the
Northern
United
States
(Crotalus
horridus),
and the
diamond
rattlesnake
of the South (C.
adamanteus),
are the best
known.
See
Illust.
of
Fang..
Conquassate
::
Conquassate
(v. t.) To
shake;
to
agitate.
Quiver
::
Quiver
(v. i.) To shake or move with
slight
and
tremulous
motion;
to
tremble;
to
quake;
to
shudder;
to
shiver.
Rattle
::
Rattle
(v. i.) To make a quick
succession
of
sharp,
inharmonious
noises,
as by the
collision
of hard and not very
sonorous
bodies
shaken
together;
to
clatter..
Shaken
::
Shaken
(p. p.) of Shak.
Brandish
::
Brandish
(n.) To move or wave, as a
weapon;
to raise and move in
various
directions;
to shake or
flourish..
Quagmire
::
Quagmire
(n.) Soft, wet, miry land, which
shakes
or
yields
under the
feet..
Shudder
::
Shudder
(v. i.) To
tremble
or shake with fear,
horrer,
or
aversion;
to
shiver
with cold; to
quake..
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