quaking

• active
• agitating
• agitation
• alarm
• all aquiver
• animated
• aquake
• aquiver
• ashake
• atremble
• beating
• bouncing
• bounding
• bucketing
• buoyant
• cataclysm
• chattering
• clamor
• cold sweat
• commotion
• consonant
• consternation
• convulsing
• convulsive
• disaster
• dismay
• doddering
• dread
• dynamic
• earthquake
• faltering
• fear
• ferment
• flickering
• fluctuant
• fluctuating
• flutter
• fluttering
• furor
• hopping
• horror
• hurdling
• infirm
• insecure
• irregular
• jellylike
• jerking
• jerry-built
• jiggle
• jiggling
• jittery
• joggling
• jolting
• jouncing
• juddering
• leaping
• lively
• nervous
• not set
• oscillating
• oscillation
• outcry
• palpitating
• palpitation
• panic
• pit-a-patting
• pitter-pattering
• precarious
• pulsating
• pulsing
• quake
• quaver
• quavering
• quavery
• quiver
• quivering
• quivery
• rattletrap
• resonant
• resounding
• reverberant
• rickety
• ringing
• ripple
• rocking
• rocky
• rootless
• scare
• seism
• shake
• shaking
• shaky
• shiver
• shivering
• shivery
• shock
• shudder
• shuddering
• shuddery
• skipping
• sonorant
• sonorous
• springing
• staggering
• staggery
• swaying
• swinging
• teetering
• temblor
• terror
• thrilling
• throbbing
• tottering
• tottery
• tremble
• trembling
• tremblor
• trembly
• tremor
• tremorous
• tremulous
• trepidation
• trepidity
• tumbledown
• tumult
• turbulence
• twitch
• twitching
• undulating
• unfirm
• unsettled
• unsound
• unstable
• unsteady
• unsure
• upheaval
• upturn
• vacillating
• vibrant
• vibrating
• vibration
• wabbling
• wabbly
• wavering
• wavery
• waving
• weak
• wiggling
• wobble
• wobbling
• wobbly
• yielding

• beauty
• brave
• bravery
• calm
• calmness
• certain
• colorless
• confidence
• confident
• contentment
• controlled
• courage
• definite
• dull
• fearlessness
• firm
• guarded
• happiness
• happy
• harmony
• inactive
• indubious
• pale
• peace
• protected
• quiet
• safe
• secure
• settled
• silence
• sound
• stable
• steady
• stillness
• strong
• sure
• unshaky
• unwavering

• verb
  1. To tremble or shake.
  2. To be in a state of fear, shock, amazement, etc., such as might cause one to tremble.
• noun
  1. The action of the verb to quake.
• adjective
  1. That shakes or shivers.

• The frightened rabbit stood still, its body quaking with fear as it sensed danger nearby.
• As the thunderstorm approached, the leaves on the trees began quaking in anticipation of the impending rain.
• The young child clung to their parent's leg, quaking at the sight of the towering amusement park ride.
• The explorer found themselves quaking in the eerie darkness of the ancient cave, unsure of what lurked within.
• Witnessing the intense confrontation, the bystanders felt their hearts quaking with the tension in the air.

earthquake

quailing

wabbling

wabbly

jellylike

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