shudders
Trembles with revulsion
Shudders is the plural of shudder—a trembling movement caused by fear, cold, or revulsion: The movie gave me shudders.
As a verb, shudders describes this involuntary shaking: She shudders at the thought of public speaking.
Something that sends shudders through you provokes a strong physical or emotional reaction.
The old house shudders in the wind.
Involuntary shaking motion
- quakingTrembling or shuddering
- shakingRapid involuntary movement
- quiveringShaking slightly and rapidly
- horrorExtreme fear or disgust
dread · terror · revulsion · disgust · recoil · flinch · cringe · wince
Of sexual peak
- ecstaticOverwhelmed with joy
- releaseTo let go
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
- waveOscillating motion through medium
ripple · spasm · involuntary · sensation · intensity · culmination · throes · paroxysm
Involuntary bodily trembling
frigid · hypothermic · goosebumps · bracing · numb · brrr · nippy · wintry
trembling
Involuntary shaking motion
- quakingTrembling or shuddering
- shakingRapid involuntary movement
- quiveringShaking slightly and rapidly
horror · dread · terror · revulsion · disgust · recoil · flinch · cringe · wince · repulsion
orgasmic
Of sexual peak
wave · ripple · spasm · involuntary · sensation · intensity · culmination · throes · paroxysm · overwhelming
shivering
Involuntary bodily trembling
icy · frigid · hypothermic · goosebumps · bracing · numb · brrr · nippy · wintry · bone-chilling
vibration
Rapid oscillating movement
grinding · jolting · jarring · rumbling · clanking · engine · machinery · brakes · turbulence · chassis
- fluctuationsfluctuations, oscillations, variations, swings, waves
shuddersfreezes
Hardens from cold
steadies · stiffens · holds steady · stills · stabilizes