0 present participle of convulse
1 to (cause to) shake violently with sudden uncontrolled movements:
He said that she had stopped convulsing and was now stable.
It is inadequate, and it mirrors the chaos that is convulsing the system.
To my mind, it is, above all else, a human issue, it is a moral issue, and an international issue which to-day is convulsing many parts of the world.
Reportedly, victims who had collapsed or were convulsing would begin to dance with appropriate music and be revived as if a tarantula had bitten them.
Witnesses reported that after the bear's rear left leg began shaking, he became agitated before convulsing several times and falling backwards into the pool.
Touching an odd device, he suddenly freezes, convulsing as if in contact with a high-voltage electrical current.
Her body starts convulsing wildly as her clothes fall off.
The camera pans to the floor, where one clean-cut teenage boy is gasping, sweating, and convulsing, with his eyes rolled back into his head.
