Phrasal verbs starting with "shake"

To extort money from someone through threats, or to test new equipment thoroughly before use, or to search someone or a place roughly.

To introduce change, excitement, or variety; to do something in a fresh, energetic way rather than following the same routine.

To free yourself from something that is bothering, following, or affecting you, such as an illness, a feeling, or a pursuer.

To confirm or seal an agreement by shaking hands with the other party.

To unfold or spread something by shaking it, or to develop or resolve in a particular way after a period of uncertainty.

To distribute a substance over a surface by shaking it from a container.

To combine ingredients or items by putting them together and shaking the container.

To cause major changes in an organisation or system, or to disturb and upset someone, or to mix something by shaking.