rock 'n' roll music

to shake one's head

to become unsteady in resolve or to destabilize a status, belief, or foundation

to swing, sway, or wobble physically from side to side

rock music; rock 'n' roll

to rock, shake, or sway

a small bed for a baby, especially one that can be rocked

swing (dance)

to sway gently (as in the wind); (of a flame) to flicker

hesitant and unable to make a firm choice or decision between multiple options

to act ostentatiously, brag, or show off to attract attention

describes an unsteady or wobbly gait, often due to intoxication, exhaustion, or illness.

to move back and forth or up and down, often with force or to cause an object to move

to suddenly take on a new identity, role, or status; to take on a new lease of life

a person, business, or thing that is a source of easy and reliable profit

shaking or swaying as if about to fall or collapse in a physical sense

to walk in a self-important, ostentatious, or arrogant manner

to draw the winning ticket (in a lottery)

a hand-operated lever or handle used for turning a machine or device

(idiom) to parade oneself ostentatiously about town

floating or moving to and fro in the wind

tossed about by the wind and rain; physically precarious

to achieve quick and easy promotion in one's career or official rank

to egg someone on or provide vocal support for a person or cause

to dupe people by passing oneself off as an influential person or a figure of authority

the earth quaked, the mountains shook; a tremendous battle

swaying or oscillating from side to side, especially referring to plants or objects moving in the wind.

to have a lighthearted air

to disturb or weaken a foundation, belief, or position

to behave in a servile or sycophantic manner to gain favor or mercy, much like a dog wagging its tail; to grovel or bow and scrape

to propel or steer a boat using oars or a scull

pitching motion (of a boat)

hesitant or wavering in one's opinions or stance

to shake with fear

unwavering; unmoved

the recreational drug MDMA, typically in pill form

selection by lottery

moving with elegance and charm, typically referring to a person's posture or gait

to mix by shaking

to move oars to propel a boat; to row

Alkaid, the star Eta Ursae Majoris in the Big Dipper

to scull (with a single oar, usually mounted on the stern of the boat)

boat propelled by a yuloh (a single sculling oar)

to call people over; to rally people together