stirred; agitated.

left; abandoned; relinquished.

perturbed; excited; greatly disturbed.

unsteady; not firm.

the act of moving unsteadily; unsteadiness.

that which is abandoned, relinquished.

(dance.) a moving of the head rapidly from side to side repeatedly to express the feelings of feverishness, fright, intoxication, ec.

that which is shaken, caused to quiver, tremble, etc or he who is frightened.

the quality or fact of being discordant; absence of harmony; discordance.

shaken or tossed about; shaken off.

abandoned; relinquished.

trembling; tremulous.

scattered or strewn; dispelled.

the area to or extent over which something is spread or extended.

the quality or state of having more than sufficient or required quantity; abundance.

a large number of persons or things gathered together or considered as a unit; a host, a multitude.

a line of persons or things situated one behind another; a row; a file.

not true; false; incorrect or mistaken.

that is or is proved to be, useless or worthless.

a false statement made deliberately to deceive another or others.

the quality of being useless, worthless.

having or showing knowledge; knowledgeable.

famous; well and widely known; reputed.

agreed; consented.

the fact of being famous; fame.

the fact or state of knowing; knowledge.

the act of thinking seriously and deeply about; pondering.

a consent; an approval.

a learned, well-informed man; a scholar.

a renowned, famous woman; a celebrity.

a learned woman; a scholar.