shaking

IPA: ʃˈeɪkɪŋ

noun

  • A movement that shakes.
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Examples of "shaking" in Sentences

  • The mystery of ecstatic shaking has been called shaking medicine.
  • It is what they call shaking off the yoke, and they try to imitate this.
  • Walked the final 20 yards to my stand and climbed in shaking for awhile.
  • The entire system was deadlocked cause no one with the power to was really interested in shaking it up.
  • [Looks at watch, hastily tries to kiss her, succeeds only in shaking hand, starts across stage toward left.]
  • Flight attendant: “Well, the shaking is the turbulence that the plane is flying through, and the noise is coming from the engines.”
  • The advocacy group also uses the umbrella term "abusive head trauma," but says shaking is the leading cause of death in these cases.
  • Anyways, having escaped the second follower I managed to pick up in shaking off the first (and it was a crap exchange, the second being old and fugly,) and finally found my way out of the park, after a little more wandering and a brief return to Al and Heather's place, it was time for the gathering of the clan what I'd been arranging over Twitter and email.

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