shake
ਹਿਲਾ
definition
verb
buildings shook in Sacramento and tremors were felt in Reno
(of a structure or area of land) tremble or vibrate.
she stood in the hall and shook her umbrella
move (an object) up and down or from side to side with rapid, forceful, jerky movements.
noun
with a shake of its magnificent antlers the stag charged down the slope
an act of shaking.
But he also interprets the shaking in musical terms using tremolos and trills, which can themselves be described as shakes .
a trill.
example
if the bombing cannot 'shake' the government out of its complacency, what will?
An interesting thought, but he couldn't 'shake' the feeling that something wasn't quite right.
Combine and 'shake' all ingredients over ice and strain into a Highball or Collins glass with a sugared rim and filled with ice.
She tried in vain to break the restraints or 'shake' off the helmet.
Sprinkle a very little water on top and 'shake' the mixture lightly so that coarse lumps appear.
Poor, poor Matt; he just can't seem to 'shake' his feelings for her.
He gives himself a little 'shake' and then turns to Amelia.
The girl gave a polite 'shake' of the head declining the tea, but took the proffered chair.
He gave his head a quick 'shake' and drank the rest of his wine.
What I testified to was once I did see him 'shake' her and throw her.
I couldn't 'shake' the feeling of wondering what made this clown so angry.
He could never 'shake' off his image as a somewhat effete elitist from America's prosperous northeast.
Unable to 'shake' his disappointment, he flings his book bag onto the other side and takes a seat behind the wheel, slamming the door shut after him.
She gave herself a mental 'shake' and turned back to the task at hand.
In the morning, I was supposed to drink a barium 'shake' to light up my insides for a scan.
Ozone stink fills the hall and pounding hammers 'shake' the wall.
After draining them, he would put them back in the pan, add a handful of salt, and give them a 'shake' .
She thought of it as a nervous motion, or a 'shake' of the muscles when the mind is relaxing, and dismissed it.
Governments that desire otherwise can only 'shake' their fist in anger.
I couldn't 'shake' the feeling that everyone was laughing at me
he had to 'shake' himself out of his lethargy
Still, she just couldn't 'shake' the feeling that her loyalty will soon be tested to its limits.
He found that he couldn't 'shake' the feelings of guilt and depression when it comes to her.
So you want to 'shake' people and just say, look, you've just - you've got this amazing gift.
Instead, she drank as much of her 'shake' as she possibly could, and then went back to work on her main course.
He's grown used to being cold and wet these past months, but he fears he will never 'shake' the feeling of those waters closing over him.
She added a bit of a 'shake' to her voice to make it sound more realistic, and though Barbara eyed her skeptically, she accepted the story.
So what may finally 'shake' the UK stock market out of its rut?
But I couldn't 'shake' the feeling that something was going to happen.
camera 'shake' causes the image to become blurred
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