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Meanings of judder in English

Catalan
tremolar

Shake or vibrate rapidly and intensively.

tremolar
Usage of judder in English
1
Natalie, looking down, felt the plane judder and looked across to Daniel.
The clouds beneath the sun
2
The building continued to rock and judder and this puzzled Zaphod.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
3
Maeve watched them judder up and away, toward the top floor.
Anansi Boys
4
A judder ran through the cabin as the wings began to sweep out.
The Reality Dysfunction
5
The photon drive gave a sickly judder and cut out again.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
6
The judder of the slamming door had sent a bolt of energy through me.
Another life altogether: a novel
7
Everything for a few seconds went judder, judder, roar, roar.
Archer’s Goon
8
The patterners must have been sensitive to it, for they began to judder violently.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
9
Back-whenthe spoon finally snaps, making his taut arms judder.
The Neutronium Alchemist
10
AIG's near death experience prompted another judder through the markets.
The Guardian
11
Rosemary felt the boat judder, its prow shifting a degree.
The Reality Dysfunction
12
McCartney used to cycle the route: we judder.
The Guardian
13
Johannes studied the water, its suspension of particles, and saw it judder with the avanc's heart.
The Scar
14
The tales interweave with one another, thus causing the odd teeth-jarring judder in the vehicle's passage.
The Irish Times
15
She would regularly collapse on the kitchen floor and flail and judder until the anger passed.
The Irish Times
16
Bunny had stepped into the elevator, then stepped out and allowed its doors to judder shut.
The death of bunny munro: a novel
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Translations for judder
Judder through the time