0 past simple and past participle of shudder --
1 to shake suddenly with very small movements because of a very unpleasant thought or feeling: --
He shuddered and regarded me as a malefactor; but it is the only thing to do if you are to prevent the destruction, on a large scale, of farmers' lambs.
I shuddered at my own temerity.
I can confirm that my own car shuddered itself when it was driven over some of these roads.
The women in the villages were afraid to meet the relieving officer and almost shuddered at his coming.
I shuddered slightly, because there are many such schools.
From the moment it was announced the foreign exchange market inevitably shuddered and it has continued to shudder over the past four days.
I am sure that he has since shuddered at his intemperance and the extravagance of his language.
We have never had to keep the wireless set in the coal cellar or shuddered at the step of the policeman.
