Similar words: tremble, trembles, trembly, trembling, assembler, dissembler, emblem, wembley. Meaning: ['tremblə(r)] 
n. one who quakes and trembles with (or as with) fear.
n. one who quakes and trembles with (or as with) fear. 
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1. An American word for earthquake, not trembler .
2. The trembler hit around 7.30 Eastern Time, shaking the buildings in the capital Jakarta.
3. There was also the prospect of a potential landslide triggered by a trembler of a weakened cliff at any time.
4. Mais soudain un bruIt 'sourd qui semblait venir de sous terre fit trembler le sol.
5. The results showed that the insects damage was decreased using the Jiaduo frequency trembler grid lamp to trap the adult insect.
6. Most likely, by June, this game will be remembered as a hiccup. But on Thursday night, that hiccup felt like a trembler .
7. The seismograph showed a sharp spike in response to the trembler.
8. In recent years, The performances of light traps represented by Jiaduo Frequency Trembler Grid Lamps have been greatly improved.
9. French also sometimes has excrescent b in similar positions: so in chambre "room" and trembler "tremble" (from Latin camera and tremulare, evidently pronounced without the vowels given here in bold).
10. The dynamic trends of the amount of beet armyworm adults trapped by 2 trap systems with sex pheromone lures were basically consistent with that of by frequency trembler lamps.
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11. That makes now the ideal time to climb politely aboard and start the final leg of her leg trembler.
12. But on Thursday night, that hiccup felt like a trembler.
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