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agitar
Catalan
brandejar
Spanish
balancear
Move or swing back and forth.
wave
Portuguese
agitar
The act of waving.
flourish
1
The insurgency thing terrified us and we had to
brandish
the change.
2
But she had the task force to
brandish
over the dispatch box.
3
I'm not playing about with men who
brandish
revolvers all the time.
4
Shrill yells resound on every hand, brown arms
brandish
flashes of brightness.
5
Why
brandish
in that hand of thine a javelin of pointed steel?
6
And preferably one with nuclear weapons he'll
brandish
but never use.
7
Vega was known to
brandish
a knife at anybody who made disobliging remarks.
8
It's her story, and she'll
brandish
it how she sees fit.
9
He began to talk wildly, and to
brandish
the loaded gun.
10
Some groups seem to be dancing as they
brandish
their knives.
11
Some of them
brandish
their IDs, as if they were conducting a census.
12
He tried to
brandish
his new weapon, but it was heavier than he'd thought.
13
Mothers fainted, fathers sobbed, the condemned would
brandish
the Koran.
14
There is no need to
brandish
them in my face.
15
The hedges to either side
brandish
spikes edged with a nacreous rind of blight.
16
With that he snatched a good tough oaken cudgel, and began to
brandish
it.
brandish
·
brandish a yellow
brandish automatic
brandish baseball
brandish beer
brandish circularly
Portuguese
agitar
mexer
brandir
Catalan
brandejar
brandar
Spanish
balancear
ondear
blandir