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sovar
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crispar
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sacudir
Move or stir about violently.
toss
slash
thrash
thresh
thresh about
thrash about
jactitate
Portuguese
sovar
1
Biffy's previously still form stiffened and then began to shudder and
convulse
.
2
The mother answered: The lightest touch is sufficient to
convulse
her, professor.
3
The wars of Broderick and Gwin, Field and Terry,
convulse
the State.
4
They are serious seizures, but he doesn't shake and drool or
convulse
.
5
Eleanor felt her stomach roll and then
convulse
as she dry heaved.
6
Blood flew up and splattered the window as Casey began to
convulse
.
7
A general strike against the payment of rent would
convulse
society.
8
Pecel, far luckier than most divers who
convulse
at depth, survived.
9
After a minute he fell backward, his body starting to
convulse
.
10
Her lips
convulse
feebly as she registers his approach; her insubstantial eyelashes flutter.
11
Wrath and sorrow and insulted affection
convulse
him for a moment.
12
Her eyes closed and an ecstatic thrill seemed to
convulse
her entire being.
13
Tucson.com reported that Cunningham appeared to
convulse
after hitting the ice.
14
Very well, Sidheag started to
convulse
and then collapsed to the floor, dead.
15
His search became frantic, as his lungs were starting to
convulse
for air.
16
He could
convulse
a dinner-party when everything else failed, by making ridiculous faces.
convulse
·
convulse in
convulse global
convulse the world
convulse wildly
convulse a dinner
Portuguese
sovar
debulhar
esbordoar
trilhar
Catalan
crispar
remenar
convulsar
Spanish
sacudir
agitar
convelerse
dar vueltas
trillar
moverse agitadamente
reducir