Of a person, animal, limb, etc.: to shake involuntarily; to tremble, shiver, shudder. intransitive. Through fear, anger, or some other strong…

intransitive. To shudder with horror; to be filled with fear, dread, or awe; to be terrified. Frequently in to agrise of (also for) something: to…

intransitive. To quake, shake, tremble.

intransitive. To shudder or tremble with terror; to be full of horror, greatly afraid; = agrise, v. 1a.

intransitive. To tremble, shake, quiver; esp. to tremble with cold or fear.

To quake, tremble.

intransitive. Of persons (less commonly of animals), or of the body or a limb: To shake involuntarily as with fear or other emotion, cold, or…

intransitive. To feel terror or horror, shudder, tremble; quake; to shrink from something; to be troubled in heart.

intransitive. To have a convulsive tremor of the body caused by fear, abhorrence, or cold; hence, to tremble with horror or dread.

figurative. To be in dismay, tremble with fear, lose heart. dread. Obsolete.

intransitive. ? To shudder, feel horror.

intransitive. To be fearful, to tremble with fear, to shudder.

intransitive. To shudder. Of the ranks in an army: To waver.

intransitive. To shiver; to shudder for cold or fear. Now rare or Obsolete.

intransitive. To shudder or tremble with fear.

intransitive. To shudder, shrink, shiver, or shake with fear or with cold.

intransitive. Originally: to act in a hostile or threatening manner, to create a stir. Later also: to show signs of fear, quake, take fright.

intransitive. To tremble with fear or agitation; also simply, †To shake, be agitated (obsolete).

intransitive. To shake, tremble, or vibrate with a slight rapid motion; (of a person) to make a movement of this kind as an expression of cold…