gyrate|gyrated|gyrates|gyrating in English

verb

[gy·rate || 'dʒaɪəreɪt /dʒaɪə'reɪt]

rotate, move in spiral motion, whirl

Use "gyrate|gyrated|gyrates|gyrating" in a sentence

1. Gyrate The dancers gyrated wildly to the strong beat of the music.

2. He begins to gyrate and strip.

3. The posing, the strutting, the inappropriate gyrating?

4. 29 As the lead singer gyrated his hips, the crowd screamed wildly.

5. Thickened, Atypically gyrated cortex and subcortical dismyelination (increased signal)

6. The woman began to gyrate to the music.

7. The motion would make him gyrate out of control.

8. 14 The dancers gyrated wildly to the beat of the music.

9. The aeroplane was gyrating about the sky in a most unpleasant fashion.

10. A line of male dancers gyrated to the music while the audience screamed their appreciation.

11. She had already begun to gyrate and deepen, before expanding like some mammoth top.

12. At the same time, a buxom blonde dancer gyrates around a pole under the spinning ball.

13. Synonyms for Circumvolves include spins, turns, circles, orbits, rotates, goes around, wheels, revolves, twirls and gyrates

14. 21 As the lead singer gyrated his hips,[www.Sentencedict.com] the crowd screamed wildly.

15. She turned slowly in the middle of the living room, like a gyrating parakeet.

16. 8 synonyms for Circumvolve: circle, gyrate, orbit, revolve, rotate, turn, wheel, rotate

17. Perversa is another nude torso with an unusual shining halo: Gyrating plants creep across it.

18. “Ke ke ke ke,” she sang Bawdily, lifting up the hem of her dress, gyrating lasciviously.

19. Economists were probably too busy watching markets gyrate to contemplate last month's big news in science.

20. 29 The dervish gyrating on his axis echoes the rotation of the earth and taps the sources of creative vibration.

21. You can see the beginnings of this today as stock markets around the world gyrate.

22. We live in the grip of an inexorable law which dictates that money circulates, gyrates, rotates, and circulates again.

23. Synonyms for Boogieing down include dancing, prancing, swaying, bopping, rocking, tripping, twirling, discoing, gyrating and hoofing it

24. Duke Ellington's Tutti for Cootie gyrates around a walking bass core, building up to some swinging horns for its conclusion.

25. Interest rates began to gyrate up towards 20 per cent in 1980 and then down and up again.