tremor

tremor
n
1. shaking, shudder, shiver, quaver, quiver; palpitation, pulsation, pulse, throb, beat, sputter, flutter, pitter-patter, pitapat; vellication, swing, ripple, jolt, jerk; vibration, oscillation, libration, shake, rock; agitation, chatter, rattle, twitter, jitter; jingling, joggling, jiggling; palsy, twitch, tic, rictus, convulsion, the shakes, St. Vitus dance; throe, orgasm, paroxysm, spasm, fit, seizure, Pathol. jactation.
2. quake, earthquake, shock, trembler, U.S. temblor, seismic disturbance, Geol. diastrophism.

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