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Idioms that begin with the word "shake"
Shake your lips and drum your tongue: play with your mouth and chew your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.

Flag-waving and shouting: originally refers to waving flags and shouting for help in ancient battles. Now the metaphor encourages others.

Transformation: In ancient fairy tales, people with magic can change their original appearance with magic. Now it is used to describe people who are immoral and suddenly changed.

Swinging one's head and tail: originally described the carefree appearance of fish. Now it is used to describe people who are vacillating and frivolous.

Shake your head: shake: shake. Shake your head. Describe yourself as having fun or feeling good.

Wagging its tail: A dog wags its tail to beg its master's mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.

Tottering: shake, shake; Autumn: Autumn. Describe it as dangerous, it will collapse soon, or it will collapse soon if it is unstable.

Hesitate: To hesitate and change your mind.

Shake your mouth and lose your tongue: still shake your lips and drum your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.

Shake feather fan: figuratively draw a plan. Same as "goose feather fan".

Swing: ① describes indecision. (2) the way you walk unsteadily. 3 calm and complacent.

Shake the seat and break the seat: refers to leaving the table in the middle of the banquet.

Shake the seat and break the seat: refers to leaving the table in the middle of the banquet. It's the same as "rocking the seat and breaking the seat."

Wagging one's tail: a metaphor for living freely. Dragging his tail, still wagging his tail.

Swinging one's head and tail: originally described the carefree appearance of fish. Now it is used to describe people who are vacillating and frivolous. Use "shake your head"

Shake your head and sigh: an expression that describes feelings or sadness.

Shake your head: shake your head. Describe yourself as enjoying yourself and being self-righteous. It's the same as shaking your head.

Shake your head: shake your head left and right. Describe yourself as enjoying yourself and being self-righteous.

Shake your head: shake your head. Describe pride or self-satisfaction. It also describes reading and reciting postures.

Goose feather fan: Legend has it that Zhuge Liang often holds a feather fan to direct operations, and some military advisers who appeared on the stage in later generations also held feather fans. Use it as a metaphor for planning and painting.

Shake your lips and drum your beak: shake your lips and drum your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.

Shake your pen: you don't have to think much, you can write as soon as you start writing. Describe writing articles quickly.

Shake hands and touch the ban: shake: move; Touch: violation. Shaking hands is a violation of the ban. Metaphor law is cumbersome and harsh.

Tail wagging for food: the tiger is locked in a cage and wags its tail for food. It means that people's status has been lowered and they are welcome.

Swing from side to side, unstable