wuther Definition

move involuntarily, succussation, conquassate, shake, overshake, subsultus, tottlish, agrise, quassation, shudder, pitapat, shiver, quiver, rejolt, flacker, wherret, swough, quitch, jactation, titubant, wirble, convellent, embillow, screak, subsultory, inconcussible, apitpat, dudder, commove, burst out, shrink back, fall about, loss of consciousness, upsway, whitherward, quaky, titubate, jactitation, blow over, clatterer, susurrant, twitch, rattle, cloud up, flutter, groan, blurt out, estuate, murmur, whirl, querken, upstir, hither and thither, motific, sloom, susurrate, fragor, ripplet, festination, throb, shoggle, swivet, turbillion, leg it, beclap, remurmur, totear, flip over, ooze out, gasp, marcid, uprouse, moan, wobble, heartstricken, rumble, brustle, spit out, boation, moanful, palpitate, overstare, spring up, upstare, milk sickness, stirrage, hightail it, mammer, change posture, peck at, twire, whoosh, intort, thunderburst, outfling, zittern, rattle off, hem and haw, hang back, die down,