succussatory
adjective
suc·cus·sa·to·ry
səˈkəsəˌtōrē
: characterized by up-and-down vibrations of short amplitude —used of an earthquake compare sussultatory
Word History
Etymology
obsolete English succussation shaking, succussion (from Medieval Latin succussation-, succussatio, from Latin succussatus —past participle of succussare, frequentative of succutire to throw up from below—+ -ion-, -io -ion) + English -ory
- shovelnose sturgeon
- shovelnoses
- shovels
- shovelsful
- shovelweed
- shover
- shovers
- shoves
- shoves (off)
- shoves off
- shoves over
- shoves up
- shoving
- shoving (off)
- shoving match
- shoving off
- shoving over
- shoving up
- show
- show (a lot of) promise
- show (someone) around
- show (someone) in
- show (someone) out
- show (someone) round
- show (someone) the door