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Shake
Shake
obs
. p. p. of
Shake
.
Shake
v.
To
cause
to
move
with
quick
or
violent
vibrations
; to
move
rapidly
one
way
and
the
other
; to
make
to
tremble
or
shiver
; to
agitate
.
Shake
v.
Fig
.: To
move
from
firmness
; to
weaken
the
stability
of; to
cause
to
waver
; to
impair
the
resolution
of.
Shake
v.
To
give
a
tremulous
tone
to; to
trill
; as, to
shake
a
note
in
music
.
Shake
v.
To
move
or
remove
by
agitating
; to
throw
off
by a
jolting
or
vibrating
motion
; to
rid
one
's
self
of;
generally
with
an
adverb
, as
off
,
out
,
etc
.; as, to
shake
fruit
down
from
a
tree
.
Shake
v. i.
To be
agitated
with
a
waving
or
vibratory
motion
; to
tremble
; to
shiver
; to
quake
; to
totter
.
Shake
n.
The
act
or
result
of
shaking
; a
vacillating
or
wavering
motion
; a
rapid
motion
one
way
and
other
; a
trembling
,
quaking
, or
shivering
;
agitation
.
Shake
n.
A
fissure
or
crack
in
timber
,
caused
by
its
being
dried
too
suddenly
.
Shake
n.
A
fissure
in
rock
or
earth
.
Shake
n.
A
rapid
alternation
of a
principal
tone
with
another
represented
on
the
next
degree
of
the
staff
above
or
below
it; a
trill
.
Shake
n.
One
of
the
staves
of a
hogshead
or
barrel
taken
apart
.
Shake
n.
A
shook
of
staves
and
headings
.
Shake
n.
The
redshank
;
so
called
from
the
nodding
of
its
head
while
on
the
ground
.
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