shimmy

Converse of object

• steer: There's ample torque low down, but you can feel the steering wheel shimmy as the turbo starts blowing.
• have: Join the crasher kids at Gatecrasher One or have a sophisticated shimmy at bed.

Preposition: at

• speed: At times, the wheel would shimmy at low speeds.

Preposition: through

• water: When the lure is working properly, the tip will vibrate quickly as the plug shimmies through the water.

Noun used with modifier

• wheel: The first step in correcting a wheel shimmy problem is having the tires balanced to a high degree of accuracy by a competent shop.

Preposition: into

• night: Just a glimpse of stocking, of ankle and perfectly formed calf before she shimmies away into the night for another rendez-vous without vous.

Adjective modifier

• little: A freak wind, a little shimmy by the linesman and a deft header by the referee and it's a goal!
• quick: Another two fell by the wayside after a quick shimmy and then he stroked the ball into the net.

Modifies a noun

• problem: The first step in correcting a wheel shimmy problem is having the tires balanced to a high degree of accuracy by a competent shop.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Just a glimpse of stocking, of ankle and perfectly formed calf before she shimmies away into the night for another rendez-vous without vous.

Preposition: across

• ledge: As Riddick, players can jump, climb, shimmy across ledges or climb hand-over-hand to avoid guards or roaming prison gangs.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: American ladies could jump through skylights, let off smoke bombs, and shimmy down walls, SAS style.
• up: Shimmy up the wall, then quit the level.

Preposition: on

• dancefloor: Energetic dance duo, ' Nice as Twice ' , spurred guests to shimmy on the dancefloor until the early hours.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: I get brave enough to shimmy down to the beginning of Mick's perch and crouch down to watch him.
• up: He belly crawls to the door and shimmies up to the door frame.