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Definition of shake
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Shake (n.) A shook of
staves
and
headings.
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Quote
::
Quote (v. t.) To cite a
passage
from; to name as the
authority
for a
statement
or an
opinion;
as, to quote
Shakespeare..
Shocking
::
Shocking
(a.)
Causing
to shake or
tremble,
as by a blow;
especially,
causing
to
recoil
with
horror
or
disgust;
extremely
offensive
or
disgusting..
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..
Shake
::
Shake (v.) To cause to move with quick or
violent
vibrations;
to move
rapidly
one way and the
other;
to make to
tremble
or
shiver;
to
agitate.
Plantage
::
Plantage
(n.) A word used once by
Shakespeare
to
designate
plants
in
general,
or
anything
that is
planted..
Excuss
::
Excuss
(v. t.) To shake off; to
discard.
Jounce
::
Jounce
(n.) A jolt; a
shake;
a hard trot.
Ern
::
Ern (v. i.) To stir with
strong
emotion;
to
grieve;
to
mourn.
[Corrupted
into yearn in
modern
editions
of
Shakespeare..
Include
::
Include
(v. t.) To
comprehend
or
comprise,
as a genus the
species,
the whole a part, an
argument
or
reason
the
inference;
to
contain;
to
embrace;
as, this
volume
of
Shakespeare
includes
his
sonnets;
he was
included
in the
invitation
to the
family;
to and
including
page
twenty-five..
Firm
::
Firm
(superl.)
Not
easily
excited
or
disturbed;
unchanging
in
purpose;
fixed;
steady;
constant;
stable;
unshaken;
not
easily
changed
in
feelings
or will;
strong;
as, a firm
believer;
a firm
friend;
a firm
adherent..
Proof
::
Proof (n.)
Firmness
of mind;
stability
not to be
shaken.
Totter
::
Totter
(v. i.) To shake so as to
threaten
a fall; to
vacillate;
to be
unsteady;
to
stagger;
as,an old man
totters
with age..
Edition
::
Edition
(n.) A
literary
work
edited
and
published,
as by a
certain
editor
or in a
certain
manner;
as, a good
edition
of
Chaucer;
Chalmers'
edition
of
Shakespeare..
Shudder
::
Shudder
(v. i.) To
tremble
or shake with fear,
horrer,
or
aversion;
to
shiver
with cold; to
quake..
Genius
::
Genius
(n.) A man
endowed
with
uncommon
vigor of mind; a man of
superior
intellectual
faculties;
as,
Shakespeare
was a rare
genius..
Slipstring
::
Slipstring
(n.) One who has
shaken
off
restraint;
a
prodigal.
Brandish
::
Brandish
(n.) To move or wave, as a
weapon;
to raise and move in
various
directions;
to shake or
flourish..
Water Hammer
::
Water
hammer
() A
vessel
partly
filled
with
water,
exhausted
of air, and
hermetically
sealed.
When
reversed
or
shaken,
the water being
unimpeded
by air,
strikes
the sides in solid mass with a sound like that of a
hammer..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) An
instrument
with which a
rattling
sound is made;
especially,
a
child's
toy that
rattles
when
shaken..
Shaken
::
Shaken
(n.)
Impaired,
as by a
shock..
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