sacudir

Meaning

1. to shake off, dust
2. to shake
3. to shake (the head, to give a negative response)
4. to nod (the head, to give a positive response)
5. to jolt
6. (reflexive) shake off, rid oneself of.

Concepts

shake

jerk

jolt

beat

toss

joggle

jar

🫙

thresh

rock

🪨

jiggle

shake up

wiggle

yank

thrash

agitate

didder

spread

stir

flap

flick

fling

flourish

fly

✈️

hammer

🔨

hit

incite

jounce

judder

palpitate

pound

💷

retreat

scour

scramble

scuffle

shake off

shock

⚡

slam

slash

stir up

strike

swing

throb

wuther

tremble

twitch

wag

wallop

wave

👋

wave about

whip

whirl

wield

thrash about

bump around

jactitate

thresh about

applaud

arouse

bang

bounce

brandish

break

buffet

clap

👏

coin

🪙

concuss

convulse

cream

duel

empty

fan

fight

flail

Synonyms

agitar

temblar

batir

zarandear

perturbar

pegar

menear

reducir

revolver

saltar

trillar

vaciar

agitarse

barajar

convulsionar

dar vueltas

empellar

estremecer

golpetear

latir

remecer

🫨

sacudirse

tocar un instrumento

traquetear

zangolotear

sacudarir

contonear

conmocionar

⚡

convelerse

moverse agitadamente

agitar violentamente

acuñar

sanjuanear

derrotar

ganar

mover

pelearse

quitar

rebotar

Hyphenated as

sa‧cu‧dir

Pronounced as (IPA)

/sakuˈdiɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: sacudir

Inherited from Latin: succutiō

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish sacudir, from earlier sacodir, with dissimilation from socodir, from Latin succutere, whence English succussion.