Freeze and Shake

Freeze

Freeze verb - To become physically firm or solid.

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Shake and freeze are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shake" instead a verb "Freeze".

Shake verb - To make a series of small irregular or violent movements.

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Freeze and shake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Freeze" instead a verb "Shake".

Nearby Words: shaky, shaking, shaken, shakedown, shaker

true	true freeze	true shake
real	real freeze	real shake
hard	hard freeze	hard shake
main	main freeze	main shake
Other adjectives: ultimate, classic, subsequent, aforementioned.

body	freeze body	shake body
ground	freeze ground	shake ground
time	freeze time	shake time
room	freeze room	shake room
Other words: way, earth, world, head, monster, gun, opponents.

As they are freezing cold, this damages Harry, eventually cause him to freeze to death or fall unconscious if he doesn't shake them off quickly enough.

Source: And Call Him "George"!
It's most common with the Skelterwilds, thanks to them being able to freeze and stun you on top of having an annoying bite and shake attack that keeps you from doing anything until it ends and leaves you in position for more abuse afterward.

Source: Cycle of Hurting
Master Shake of Aqua Teen Hunger Force proposes that the he and his teammates freeze themselves in cryochambers for nine years under the assumption that crime will be so rampant in the future that they will have a much easier time finding work as detectives.

Source: Human Popsicle

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