shake off; donate; give out; steal; rob; recover; get over

To shake or beat something to remove a clinging or stuck thing.

To give out all of what one has, leaving nothing out.

To sneak into a place, where money and valuables are stored, and steal everything.

To recover completely from a certain bad incident, feeling, disease, etc., and settle it completely.

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shake; tremble; pinch a penny; be cheap; be a miser; shudder; shiver; act recklessly

shake off; use up; spend all; stop thinking; sell out; buy all

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For something to be shaken repeatedly and fast in a narrow range.

To be very stingy and afraid of spending money.

To shake a part of one's body or whole body, fast and repeatedly.

For one's voice to vibrate more than usual.

To repeat a certain act lightly and carelessly.