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(Latin: bristling, rough, roughness; rudeness; shaking, tremble, trembling, shutter; shock; disgust, hatred; resulting in horror, horrid, etc.)
(Latin: shivering, shaking, quivering)
(Latin: to annoy, to irritate; to bother; an agitation; a shaking, a jolting, a shocking situation)
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“shaking”
1. An acute febrile state with chills: Shaking ague can be a fit of fever accompainied by shivering and by pains in the joints and bones.
2. In medicine, an obsolete term for the severe form of malarial paroxysm: Shaking ague can be a violent attack of sickness which may be due to the sudden occurrence of symptoms, or the acute exacerbation, or the abrupt worsening, of preexisting symptoms.
2. In medicine, an obsolete term for the severe form of malarial paroxysm: Shaking ague can be a violent attack of sickness which may be due to the sudden occurrence of symptoms, or the acute exacerbation, or the abrupt worsening, of preexisting symptoms.
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acuto-, acut-, acuti-, acu-, -cusis; also, agu-
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“shaking”
shake (verb), shakes; shook; shaking
1. To make many fast small movements up and down, or side to side: The ground and Jason’s house was shaking during the earthquake at night and he and his family almost fell out of their beds!
2. To move or to have parts of a person's body move in short, quick movements and in such a way as to lose control: Expecting her father to call about her mother's condition, Shanna's hand shook as she reached for the phone.
2. To move or to have parts of a person's body move in short, quick movements and in such a way as to lose control: Expecting her father to call about her mother's condition, Shanna's hand shook as she reached for the phone.
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English Words in Action, Group S
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