Shakings - Law Dictionary Search Results
Joggle
To shake or totter to slip out of place
Jarring
Shaking disturbing discordant
Overshake
To shake over or away to drive away to disperse
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Headshake
A significant shake of the head commonly as a signal of denial
Excuss
To shake off to discard
Earthquake
A shaking trembling or concussion of the earth due to subterranean causes often accompanied by a rumbling noise The wave of shock sometimes traverses half a hemisphere destroying cities and many thousand lives called also earthdin...
doddering
shaking as from old age
Conquassate
To shake to agitate
Concussion
A shaking or agitation a shock caused by the collision of two bodies
Concuss
To shake or agitate
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