quaking
Speech parts
1. quaking - Noun
2. quaking - Adjective
3. quaking - Verb
Meaning
of Quake
a. & n. from Quake, v.
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Examples
Nigeria seems to have been quaking ever since, with these religionists mounting the pulpit to denounce CAMA as designed from the pit of hell.
But there are more than a few nasty messes tucked away in the Mabry closet—and a craven assassin who has the Big D elite quaking in their cowboy boots may soon be burying Andy in hers!
Avery and Marcus must have been quaking in their boots when Igo challenged them.
I’ll bet Vladimir Putin and Kim Jung Un are quaking in their boots at the thought of an invading army from Guatemala and Honduras.
In the past the merest suggestion of disapproval from the Empire’s Banker would have been enough to have the most hardened fraudsters quaking in their boots.
Look for the fall colors of quaking aspens, vine maples, and western redbuds.