Judder (verb)
jud-uhr
To vibrate violently.
Judder was first recorded in 1925–30 and is of uncertain origin, but it may have come from a combination of the words j(olt) or j(erk) and (sh)udder.
Example sentences
“The debris caused the train to judder to a halt.”
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