ripple|rippled|ripples|rippling in English

verb

[rip·ple || 'rɪpl]

form small waves; cause to form into small waves; make a soft lapping noise; remove seeds from a plant using a tool in the shape of a comb

Use "ripple|rippled|ripples|rippling" in a sentence

1. The ripple information defines parameters of ripples resulting from rectifications of alternating-current signals.

2. The impact of the rock creates a ripple effect across the entire pond, until those ripples reach the edge of the water

3. Those ripples.

4. A small low wave on the surface of a liquid ripples on the surface of the pond She dived into the pool, making scarcely a ripple

5. Shock rippled through her.

6. The breeze rippled the water.

7. The lake rippled gently.

8. The water rippled over the stones.

9. A flag rippled in the breeze.

10. The stream rippled over the stones.

11. Blowbacks: as in fallouts, ripples

12. The sea rippled and sparkled.

13. His muscles rippled under his skin.

14. Anything that we do spreads ripples.

15. I have cracks and ripples in me.

16. The wind is rippling the lake.

17. A gasp rippled through the crowd.

18. Tanya's hands rippled over the keyboard.

19. Enthusiastic applause rippled around the tables.

20. Enough ripples and you change the tide.

21. Small waves rippled gently across the pond.

22. 23 The intensity modulation in analog scope let you distinguish 100 Hz ripple, switching ripple, and spike.

23. The grass is rippling in the breeze.

24. Better than rain or rippling brook

25. 30 The grass is rippling in the breeze.