Panic and Shake

Panic

Panic verb - To strike with fear.

Usage example: for some reason, the herd of feeding animals at the zoo panicked him

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Shake and panic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shake" instead the word "Panic" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Word: panicky

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

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Panic and shake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Panic" instead the word "Shake" as a verb or a noun.

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

human	human panic	human shake
full	full panic	full shake
short	short panic	short shake
sheer	sheer panic	sheer shake
Other adjectives: obvious, real, large, little, slight, subsequent.

In the reconstruction, he merely roughly pulls her to her feet, which is enough of a shock to shake her out of her panic.

Source: Canon Discontinuity
Hookie Dookie Panic has "shake the shit outta the fairy" game.

Source: Fairy in a Bottle
On Mystery Science Theater 3000, the Movie Sign is sometimes used in this capacity, cutting off a long-winded host segment with its trademark Star Trek Shake and dimmed lights, plus panic on the parts of the SoLers.

Source: Drop the Cow