shimmy 的 2 个定义
plural shim·mies.
- an American ragtime dance marked by shaking of the hips and shoulders.
- excessive wobbling in the front wheels of a motor vehicle.
- a chemise.
shim·mied, shim·my·ing.
- to dance the shimmy.
- to shake, wobble, or vibrate.
shimmy 近义词
shake
更多shimmy例句
- Operations were slowed so a team of eight technicians could shimmy up the ship to tighten up the cables.
- The leader of the band danced a sort of shimmy as he marched, at the same time tootling on a flute.
- Don't put anything but its little shimmy on; it's goin' to be another hot day.
- Rather than call it shimmy, resume the use of the old English words shift and smock.
- He had even been known to dive under the water and shimmy up a tree that was reflected there.
- She sees herself in the mirror of the dressing-table and commences to shimmy enthusiastically.