verb
The poor child is shaking from the cold
When Lola shakes her hips the strongest men have been known to weaken
The incident shook my faith in the political party I had supported all my voting life
It was thrilling to see the once-banned flag being shaken under the noses of the deposed leaders
Shake the medicine before taking it. I was really shaken by the news that Sheila had quit
We finally shook off our pursuers: at last we felt safe
shake down
We shook down the submarine on a 30-day cruise
The shopkeepers were so frightened that the gang easily shook them down
noun
The dog gave a shake of its tail and bounded towards them
Give him a good shake and he'll wake up
She's had so much to drink that she's got the shakes
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