intransitive. Of the heart: To strike against the breast; hence, to throb, palpitate, pulsate. (Said also of the pulse, etc. and figuratively of…

intransitive. To tremble, wriggle, writhe; to throb, pulsate, palpitate. English regional in later use.

intransitive. To beat, palpitate; to throb with life. Obsolete.

intransitive. To flap, flutter; to flap the wings; to throb, palpitate.

intransitive. To flap, flutter, throb; esp. of birds, to flap the wings, to fly flutteringly. In modern dialect also transitive. To flap (the wings)…

intransitive. To beat, throb; = quop, v. 1. Obsolete.

To throb, palpitate, quiver. Obsolete.

intransitive. To move or be moved with a regular or rhythmic pulsation; to pulsate, vibrate; to sound with a pulsating beat or rhythm.

intransitive. To perform or exhibit a rhythmic movement; to beat, vibrate, undulate; = pulsate, v. 2.

intransitive. To strike with a rhythmical succession of strokes; to move with a regular alternating motion; to exhibit such a rhythm or movement…