to move (something) to and fro, back and forth or from side to side, in frequent succession.

to close the eyelids and open them quickly one or more times, as either a reflex or conscious action; to blink.

to move slightly from one's sitting, standing or lying position.

to quiver; to tremble, to shiver.

to cause to quiver, tremble or shiver.

to beat rapidly (said of heart, pulse, as from fear, anxiety, joy, etc.).

to be taken aback (as from fear, shock, etc.); to be startled.

to move (oneself) around.

to become unstable, unsteady.

to rush to attack.

to act impetuously or hurriedly.

to jump up, down or forward.

to move forward or aside.

to regain (health, consciousness, etc.); to recover.

to become anxious, troubled; to feel distressed in the mind; to worry.

to be restless, uneasy (with a sense of regret).

to have a sense of guilt over a wrong that one has done; to have self-reproach; to regret.

a blinking of eye-lids.

the act or condition of quivering; tremor; tremble; quiver.

the act of palpitation; a throbing.

an animate condition; life.

liveliness; vigourous activity.

deep sympathy; pity; compassion.

marked courage or bravery; valour.

the state or quality of being strong; force; power; vigour.

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an entertainer who is skilled in producing illusion by sleight of hand, deceptive devices, etc.; a conjurer; a magician.

an expert in sorcery, blackmagic ; a sorcerer.

to knock with the fist or backside of the fingers of the hand.

not long or not long enough; short.

that which is not sufficiently long or that which is shorter than what it should have been.