Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| coggle | a cobblestone (verb) to be unsteady, to wobble |
| coggly | wobbly. |
| didder | (Dial.) to shake. |
| diddle | to cheat, swindle. |
| dindle | (Scots) to tingle, vibrate. |
| dinnle | (Scots) to tingle, vibrate. |
| dirl | (Scots) to (cause to) vibrate. |
| doddery | shaky. |
| flacker | (Scots) to flutter. |
| flaffer | (Scots) to flutter. |
| flichter | (Scots) to flutter. |
| flicker | a fluttering movement (verb) to flutter; to flap the wings without flying |
| flickery | given to flickering. |
| flitter | to vibrate or move quickly. |
| flutter | a quick irregular motion (verb) to vibrate or move quickly |
| flutteringly | (Adv.) FLUTTERING. |
| hod | a V-shaped stemmed trough for carrying bricks or mortar on the shoulder; (verb) to bob or jog. |
| hotch | (Scots) to hitch, jog. |
| hotter | to vibrate, to tremble. |
| jactitation | involuntary tossing and twitching of the body and limbs. |
| jig | a lively dance; (verb) to dance a jig; to jump up and down. |
| jigajig | with a rolling, jigging motion; (noun) to move with a rolling, jigging motion; (verb) to move with a rolling motion. |
| jigajog | with a rolling, jigging motion; (noun) a rolling, jigging motion; (verb) to move with a rolling jigging motion. |
| jigger | to jerk or shake; to confound. |
| jiggish | jerky. |
| jiggle | a jiggling movement (verb) to wriggle or frisk about; to shake up and down |
| jiggly | given to jiggling. |
| jigjig | with a jolting, jogging motion; (noun) a jolting motion; a jog; (verb) to proceed with a jigging motion. |
| jink | to move suddenly, from side to side. |
| jog | a slight shake or push; (verb) to run at a slow, steady pace. |
| joggle | to move shakily or jerkily. |
| joggler | one who joggles. |
| jolt | a sudden jerk (verb) to jar or shake roughly |
| jolter | one who, or that which, jolts. |
| joltily | (Adv.) JOLTY, in a jolting manner. |
| joltingly | (Adv.) JOLTING. |
| jolty | in a jolting manner. |
| jounce | to jolt, shake JOUNCY. |
| jouncy | jolting. |
| judder | a strong vibration (verb) to vibrate, shudder esp of a machine |
| juddery | given to juddering > JUDDERIER, JUDDERIEST. |
| libration | a slight swinging motion. |
| librational | relating to libration, a slight swinging motion. |
| lurch | a sudden roll or pitch; (verb) to sway abruptly. |
| noddle | (Coll.) the head; (verb) to nod slightly. |
| nutation | a nodding. |
| oscillate | to swing to and fro like a pendulum. |
| oscillative | having a tendency to vibrate. |
| oscillatory | tending to oscillate. |
| outrock | to surpass in rocking. |
| pendulate | to swing as a pendulum. |
| poss | to agitate clothes with a wooden stick in washing them. |
| precess | of a spinning globe, top etc., to wobble. |
| quake | a tremor, an earthquake (verb) to shake or vibrate |
| quaker | one who quakes. |
| quakily | (Adv.) QUAKY, quaking, shaky. |
| quakiness | the state of being quaky. |
| quakingly | (Adv.) QUAKING, shaking. |
| quaky | quaking, shaky. |
| quaverer | one who quavers. |
| quaveringly | (Adv.) QUAVERING. |
| quavery | shaky, quavering. |
| quetch | (Dial.) to stir, move. |
| quiver | a slight shaking (verb) to shake with a slight but rapid motion |
| quiverer | one who quivers. |
| quiveringly | (Adv.) QUIVERING. |
| quiverish | shaky, quivering. |
| quivery | quivering. |
| ricketily | (Adv.) RICKETY, shaky, ramshackle. |
| ricketiness | the state of being rickety. |
| rickety | shaky, ramshackle. |
| rockingly | (Adv.) ROCKING, moving back and forth. |
| shakable | that can be shaken. |
| shake | a tremulous motion (verb) to agitate |
| shakeable | that can be shaken. |
| shaken | (PaP.) SHAKE, to agitate. |
| shaker | one who shakes. |
| shakily | (Adv.) SHAKY, shaking. |
| shakiness | the state of being shaky. |
| shaky | shaking. |
| shoggle | to joggle SHOGGLY. |
| shoggly | (Dial.) shaky, rocking. |
| shoogie | (Scots) to swing, sway back and forth. |
| shoogle | (Scots) a swinging or swaying movement (verb) to swing, sway back and forth |
| shoogly | (Scots) shaky, rocking. |
| showd | (Scots) to rock to and fro. |
| stagger | a sudden unsteadiness (verb) to walk or stand unsteadily |
| staggerer | one who staggers. |
| staggery | given to staggering. |
| stoit | (Scots) to stagger. |
| stotter | to stagger. |
| succuss | to shake up. |
| succussion | the act of shaking. |
| swag | a curtain or length of material hung in folds; (verb) to sway, to sag. |
| sway | a swinging or sweeping motion; rule; (verb) to move slowly back and forth. |
| swayable | that can be swayed. |
| swayer | one who sways. |
| swayful | able to sway. |
| swee | to sway, swing. |
| sweepy | swaying, sweeping. |
| swey | (Scots) to sway, swing. |
| swing | a motion to and fro (verb) to move freely back and forth |
| swung | (PaP.) SWING, to move freely back and forth. |
| teeter | to wobble. |
| thirl | to vibrate, thrill. |
| titubant | staggering. |
| titubate | to stagger; to stumble. |
| toddle | to walk unsteadily. |
| topple | to fall forward. |
| totter | an unsteady walk (verb) to walk unsteadily |
| totterer | one who totters. |
| totteringly | (Adv.) TOTTERING. |
| tottery | shaky > TOTTERIER, TOTTERIEST. |
| totty | unsteady; tottery > TOTTIER, TOTTIEST; (noun) a woman or small child |
| tremble | an involuntary shake (verb) to shake involuntarily |
| trembly | given to trembling. |
| tremor | a quiver, a vibration; (verb) to quiver. |
| tremulous | trembling; quivering. |
| tremulously | (Adv.) TREMULOUS, trembling; quivering. |
| unshaked | (Shakesp.) unshaken. |
| unswayable | (Shakesp.) not capable of being swayed. |
| unswayed | not swayed, unpersuaded. |
| upsway | to sway or swing aloft; as, to upsway a club. |
| vibrate | to move back and forth rapidly. |
| vibratingly | (Adv.) VIBRATING. |
| wabble | (Obs.) an unsteady movement (verb) to wobble |
| wabbler | (Obs.) one who wabbles. |
| wabbly | wobbly. |
| wag | a sideways movement; a droll person; (verb) to move from side to side. |
| waggle | to wag WAGGLY. |
| waggler | one who waggles. |
| wagglingly | (Adv.) WAGGLING. |
| waggly | waggling. |
| walty | inclined to tip over or lean. |
| wamble | to feel nausea; to move unsteadily or with a weaving or rolling motion WAMBLY. |
| wamblingly | (Adv.) WAMBLING. |
| wambly | affected with, or causing, sickness; unsteady. |
| wandle | (Dial.) supple, pliant, nimble; (verb) to walk haltingly. |
| wankle | unstable or unsteady. |
| wapper | to cause to shake; to tremble; to totter. |
| wauff | (Scots) to wave. |
| wave | a ridge on the surface of a liquid (verb) to move freely back and forth or up and down |
| waver | to move back and forth WAVERY. |
| waveringly | (Adv.) WAVERING. |
| waverous | unsteady. |
| wavery | waving. |
| whiffle | to waver, or shake, as if moved by gusts of wind. |
| wibble | to wobble. |
| wiggle | a wiggling motion (verb) to move with short, quick movements from side to side |
| wintle | (Scots) to stagger. |
| wobble | an unstead movement (verb) to move unsteadily |
| wobbler | one who wobbles. |
| yaw | of eg a plane, to move from right to left in a horizontal plane. |