pal·pi·tate 
(pălpĭ-tāt′)
(pălpĭ-tāt′)intr.v. pal·pi·tat·ed, pal·pi·tat·ing, pal·pi·tates
1. To move with a slight tremulous motion; tremble, shake, or quiver.
2. To beat with excessive rapidity; throb.
[Latin palpitāre, palpitāt-, frequentative of palpāre, to touch gently; see PALPABLE.]
palpi·tat′ing·ly adv.
- "the Scourge of the Gods."
- these
- Thesean
- these days
- "the Seraphic Doctor."
- Theseus
- the shirt off back
- the shirt off (one's) back
- the shirt off one's back
- the shoe is on the other foot
- the short end of the stick
- "the Silurist."
- thesis
- thespian
- Thespis
- Thessalian
- Thessalonian
- Thessalonians
- Thessalonica
- Thessaloníki
- Thessaly
- "the Subtle Doctor."
- "the Sun King."
- "the Swamp Fox."
- "the Swedish Nightingale."