shake|shaken|shakes|shaking|shook in English

verb

[ʃeɪk]

mix by moving back and forth quickly; tremble, quiver; agitate, upset, distress; totter, sway; grasp hands as a gesture of goodwill

Use "shake|shaken|shakes|shaking|shook" in a sentence

1. He shook her violently as a dog shakes a rat.

2. Beefcakes and Shakes, Shake Of The Month: RED SKIN THICKSHAKE

3. (in the sense ‘shake violently’): from Latin Concuss-‘dashed together, violently shaken’, from the …

4. Synonyms for Bobbed include clipped, coiffed, cropped, cut, shortened, trimmed, jounced, shook, shaken and seesawed

5. Agité agitaste agitó agitamos Agitasteis agitaron agitaré agitarás agitará agitaremos agitaréis agitarán English Verbs : Conjugation of shake [ shook, shaken ] Conjugation of wave [ waved, waved ]

6. Late 16th century (in the sense ‘shake violently’): from Latin Concuss- ‘dashed together, violently shaken’, from the verb concutere, from con- ‘together’ + quatere ‘shake’.

7. Aero Shake: Shaking (quickly dragging back and forth) a window minimizes all other windows.

8. 13 Also, I shook out the folds of my garment* and said: “In this manner may the true God shake out from his house and from his possessions every man who does not carry out this promise, and in this manner may he be shaken out and emptied.”

9. He's got the shakes?

10. Shake it, shake it

11. I see more shakes.

12. That's why she shakes like this.

13. Good shaking.

14. His confidence was badly shaken.

15. He was winded and shaken.

16. I'mno great shakes as a detective.

17. Kids slurped strawberry shakes and ate hamburgers.

18. But his complacency was soon shaken.

19. The experience left her deeply shaken.

20. And the hills may be shaken,

21. They had shaken off their pursuers.

22. I think we've shaken them off.

23. The office boy was shaken up.

24. Speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.

25. Baileys cocktails, bakes, hot drinks and shakes