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throb (118 synonym found)

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ache

agonize

ail

anguish

arrhythmia

bar beat

barrage

beat

beat a ruffle

beat a tattoo

beating

bicker

blanch

blench

didder

disquiet

disquietude

dithers

downbeat

drum

drum music

drumbeat

drumfire

drumming

feel pain

feel the pangs

fidgetiness

fidgets

flap

flick

flicker

flip out

flit

flitter

flop

freak out on

get high on

go pitapat

grimace

gutter

have a misery

have the fidgets

have the shakes

heartbeat

heartthrob

heaving

inquietude

jerk

offbeat

palpitation

pant

panting

paradiddle

pitapat

pitter-patter

pounding

pulsate

pulsation

pulse

quaking

quaver

quavering

quivering

rat-a-tat

rat-tat

rat-tat-tat

rataplan

rattattoo

resonate

restlessness

rhythm

roll

rub-a-dub

ruffle

shakes

shaking

shivers

shoot

shrink

shudder

sound a tattoo

spatter

splatter

splutter

sputter

squirm

staccato

suffer

swell

swell with emotion

tat-tat

tattoo

tempo

thrill to

throbbing

thrum

thumping

tick

ticktock

tingle with excitement

tom-tom

toss and turn

tremble

trembling

tremor

trepidation

trepidity

tumble

turn on to

twinge

twist and turn

twitch

twitter

unrest

vibrate

waver

wince

writhe

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Definition of throb:

(v) : to pound or beat rapidly or violently; to vibrate or pulsate with a steady rhythm

(n) : a beating, vibration or palpitation

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Definition of throb:

(v) : to pound or beat rapidly or violently; to vibrate or pulsate with a steady rhythm

(n) : a beating, vibration or palpitation

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