Shudder

What do we mean by shudder?

To shiver convulsively, as from fear or revulsion. synonym: shake. intransitive verb

To vibrate; quiver. intransitive verb

A convulsive shiver, as from fear or revulsion. noun

A vibration or trembling motion. noun

To shake; quiver; vibrate.

Hence, in particular, to tremble with a sudden convulsive movement, as from horror, fright, aversion, cold, etc.; shiver; quake.

To have a tremulous or quivering appearance, as if from horror.

Synonyms Quake, etc. See shiver.

A tremulous motion; a quiver; a vibration. noun

Specifically, a quick involuntary tremor or quiver of the body, as from fear, disgust, horror, or cold; a convulsive shiver. noun

The act of shuddering, as with fear. noun

To tremble or shake with fear, horrer, or aversion; to shiver with cold; to quake. intransitive verb

A shivering tremor. noun

A moment of almost pleasurable fear; a frisson. noun

To shake nervously, as if from fear. verb

To vibrate jerkily. verb

An almost pleasurable sensation of fright noun

Tremble convulsively, as from fear or excitement verb

Shake, as from cold verb

An involuntary vibration (as if from illness or fear) noun

A shivering tremor, often from fear or horror.

A moment of almost pleasurable fear; a frisson.

A freaking awesome guy, full of aspirations and dreams. He writes awesome songs, and can play some kick-ass drums. He is quite the lady-killer, and an amazing person to talk to. Urban Dictionary

When something sends chills down your spine because it's so disgusting or disturbing to think about Urban Dictionary

When you pull a girl in a club and then she comes home, takes a shit and then just cuddles with you. Urban Dictionary

A person who is super frustrating to work with and makes you want to jump off a cliff when opening together. Usually Australian or from the southern hemisphere. Urban Dictionary

As you're cumming, and that feeling runs through your body causing you to shiver. Urban Dictionary

To tremble with a sudden convulsive movement while peeing, as from horror, fear, or cold. Urban Dictionary

The feeling 'the morning after the night before' That awful shudder that runs through your body when you remember something that you have said or done whilst intoxicated. 'Collossal Monkey Shudder'is the shudder that lasts more than 24 hours or prevents you from re-visiting the pub for atleast 2 weeks. Urban Dictionary

A blowjob so overwhelmingly pleasurable that all you can do is shake and hold on until it's over. Urban Dictionary

A physiological reaction to feeling disgust, regret or shame at one's past behavior. This reaction is often unconscious; it is characterized by tightening of upper body muscles, covering one's eyes, a 'shudder' and perhaps a groan. It may be induced by one's friend reminding him/her of the behavior or by one remembering the action on their own. Urban Dictionary

1. To truly cause an orgasm for a woman where her thighs shudder in a steady vibration and you know you've done your job. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to shudder:
shudder, scudder, shedder, chudder, spudder, studder.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word shudder:
think, shake, indie, horror, detective, fear, soundtrack, sky, write, your, bands, fully, boys, things, thought.

Words that rhyme with shudder:
rudder, mudder, scudder, budder, skidder, dudder, mudar, slidder, flooder, blood her, flood her, stouder.

Adjectives that are often used to describe shudder:
little, slight, cold, involuntary, convulsive, long, violent, strong, sudden, inward, deep, faint, nervous, visible, quick, final, icy, perceptible, secret, momentary, strange, irrepressible, tiny, mock, terrible, delicious, slow, collective, delicate, instinctive, exaggerated, occasional, chill, imperceptible, brief, tremendous, universal, uncontrollable, premonitory, light, sharp, metaphysical, half, sympathetic, sickening, sick, painful, gentle, awful, mighty, silent, genuine, superstitious, profound, prolonged, peculiar, electric, horrible, fearful, slightest, audible, huge, pleasant, mysterious, spasmodic, dreadful, palpable, unaccountable, massive, familiar.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective shudder:
cousin, people, mortal, athetosis.

Consonant match to shudder:
shadow, shoddy, shady, shedder, shader, shoder, sheedy, scheider, sheeder, chez de, chez deux, schader, schuld der, shade a, shade he, shade her, shade who, shadur, shah d, shaw d, she do, shed a, shed he, shed her, shed i, shewed a, shewed he, shewed her, shi de, shied a, shoe do, shooed a, shooed her, should a, should de, should e, should he, should her, show de, showed a, showed de, showed he, showed her, showed high, showed i, shu di, shuda, sze-di, xi de.

Words that sound like shudder:
shudder, shedder, shutter, shader, sheeder, shoder, schutter, scheider, judder, chudder, chuddar, shitter, shetter, cheddar, shatter, shooter, chedder, shouter, shuddered, shudders, cheder, chador, shuddery, sheeter, chuter, jeder, chowder, rudder, chaddar, chadar, chider, sadr, share, shed, sheer, cher, shredder, shear, sheds, shere, chir, shair, chere, shedd, scheer, sched, scherr, shedders, schere, sheather, header, shad, redder, jitter, schneider, chitter, schroeder, ridder, reder, jetter, leder, schrader, schuld, shaadi, schroder, schnieder, schade, shada, shadd, chander, hidr, schnider, schad, heder, schor, schorr, schutt, schar, scheid, schaar, schut, raeder, schauer, schaad, schier, redar, scheuer, schilder, cidr, schulter, schadler, shad roe, schaer, scheidler, schmieder, riddor, rehder, schede, scheide, schmader.