jerking's Usage Examples:

heads to appear disk shaped, flapping the wings to make a woosh sound, and jerking their head side to side along with its throat shield, engulfing the female.

Terms such as playing with yourself, pleasuring oneself and slang such as wanking, jerking off, and frigging are common.

Doroschuk, and others in the video, can be seen repeatedly forming an S sign by jerking both arms into a stiff pose, one arm in an upward curve and the other in a downward curve, apparently referring to the first letter in safety.

Weightlifting Championships and won the gold medal, snatching 107 kg and clean and jerking an additional 130 kg for a total of 237 kg.

myoclonic jerking, reversible paralysis Motor abnormalities including flaccidity, depressed reflexes, tremors or fasciculations Hyperviscosity and increased.

A positive result would be the jerking of the foot towards its plantar surface.

as playing with yourself, pleasuring oneself and slang such as wanking, jerking off, and frigging are common.

playing with yourself, pleasuring oneself and slang such as wanking, jerking off, and frigging are common.

Terms such as playing with yourself, pleasuring oneself and slang such as wanking, jerking off, and frigging are common.

grating, discordant, jerking, hideous vibration that made his ideas "spin round and round till they lost themselves in a whirl of vexation and giddiness.

as the storm passes overhead, frequently jerking awake with his sword at the ready, seeming to hear whispering voices.

tense Arched, rigid or jerking Cry No cry (awake or asleep) Moans or whimpers; occasional complaint Crying steadily, screams or sobs, frequent complaints.

Hayley Butler of Jam! gave the final episode of the series a mixed review, saying it was full of tear-jerking moments and the only episode not full of stupid jokes, childish behaviour and Britney's thoughts on life, commenting that Spears and Federline wedding scenes looked to be a very emotional and touching event.

Synonyms:

movement, saccade, jolt, jerk, motion, motility, move,

Antonyms:

descend, precede, stay in place, linger, ride,