0 (especially of a vehicle) to shake violently:
Judders caused by turbulence make it difficult to use a computer’s touchpad on a flight.
The train glided off, levitating on an electromagnetic cushion that propelled it with barely a judder.
It won't sway, judder, bounce or rock and roll.
There were many reasons for this judder of confidence.
And so a "judder" went through the nation's confidence in the criminal justice system.
The one way to bring it juddering to a stop is to bring the unions back into the process.
The decision makers faced an expanding economy and did not foresee that the development would come to a juddering halt.
