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Definition of vibrate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vibrate is as below...
Vibrate
(v. i.) To move to and fro, or from side to side, as a
pendulum,
an
elastic
rod, or a
stretched
string,
when
disturbed
from its
position
of rest; to
swing;
to
oscillate..
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Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. i.) To have the
constituent
particles
move to and fro, with
alternate
compression
and
dilation
of
parts,
as the air, or any
elastic
body; to
quiver..
Evibrate
::
Evibrate
(v. t. & i.) To
vibrate.
Undulate
::
Undulate
(v. i.) To move in, or have,
undulations
or
waves;
to
vibrate;
to wave; as,
undulating
air..
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. i.) To
produce
an
oscillating
or
quivering
effect
of
sound;
as, a
whisper
vibrates
on the ear..
Flutter
::
Flutter
(v. t.) To
vibrate
or move
quickly;
as, a bird
flutters
its
wings..
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. t.) To
affect
with
vibratory
motion;
to set in
vibration.
Open
::
Open (a.) Not
closed
or
stopped
with the
finger;
-- said of the
string
of an
instrument,
as of a
violin,
when it is
allowed
to
vibrate
throughout
its whole
length..
Oscillate
::
Oscillate
(v. i.) To move
backward
and
forward;
to
vibrate
like a
pendulum;
to
swing;
to sway.
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. i.) To move to and fro, or from side to side, as a
pendulum,
an
elastic
rod, or a
stretched
string,
when
disturbed
from its
position
of rest; to
swing;
to
oscillate..
Warble
::
Warble
(v. t.) To cause to
quaver
or
vibrate.
Rock
::
Rock (v. t.) To cause to sway
backward
and
forward,
as a body
resting
on a
support
beneath;
as, to rock a
cradle
or
chair;
to cause to
vibrate;
to cause to reel or
totter..
Quake
::
Quake (v. i.) To
shake,
vibrate,
or
quiver,
either
from not being
solid,
as soft, wet land, or from
violent
convulsion
of any kind; as, the earth
quakes;
the
mountains
quake..
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. t.) To
brandish;
to move to and fro; to
swing;
as, to
vibrate
a sword or a
staff..
Dirl
::
Dirl (v. i. & t.) To
thrill;
to
vibrate;
to
penetrate.
Ring
::
Ring (v. i.) To
continue
to sound or
vibrate;
to
resound.
Phonograph
::
Phonograph
(n.) An
instrument
for the
mechanical
registration
and
reproduction
of
audible
sounds,
as
articulate
speech,
etc. It
consists
of a
rotating
cylinder
or disk
covered
with some
material
easily
indented,
as
tinfoil,
wax,
paraffin,
etc., above which is a thin plate
carrying
a
stylus.
As the plate
vibrates
under the
influence
of a
sound,
the
stylus
makes
minute
indentations
or
undulations
in the soft
material,
and
these,
when the
cylinder
or disk is again
turned,
set the plate in
vibration
Vibration
::
Vibration
(n.) The act of
vibrating,
or the state of being
vibrated,
or in
vibratory
motion;
quick
motion
to and fro;
oscillation,
as of a
pendulum
or
musical
string..
Quaver
::
Quaver
(v. i.) To
tremble;
to
vibrate;
to
shake.
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. i.) To pass from one state to
another;
to
waver;
to
fluctuate;
as, a man
vibrates
between
two
opinions..
Shiver
::
Shiver
(v. i.) To
tremble;
to
vibrate;
to
quiver;
to
shake,
as from cold or
fear..
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