atshake

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English

Etymology

From Middle English atscheaken, atsceken, equivalent to at- +‎ shake. Compare ashake.

Verb

atshake (third-person singular simple present atshakes, present participle atshaking, simple past atshook, past participle atshaken)

  1. (transitive, intransitive, rare, obsolete) To flee away; escape.

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