Concuss

Definition: Concuss

Concuss

Verb

1. Shake violently.

2. Injure the brain; sustain a concussion.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Etymology: Concuss \Con*cuss"\, transitive verb. [Latin expression concussus, past participle of concutere. See Concussion.]. (Websters 1913)

Albanian

trondit (appal, appall, overwhelm, rattle, shake, shake up, shock, stagger, stir, touch), shkund fort, dëmtoj (affect, batter, blast, blight, break, cripple, damage, damnify, deface, disorder, do harm, harm, hurt, impair, injure, kill, make mischief, mess, nip, prejudice, scathe, spoil, vitiate, wrench). (various references)

Arabic 

‏هز (agitate, bob, convulse, jolt, rattle, ring, rock, shake, shock, stir, swing, twitter, vibrate, wag, waggle), ‏رج (bump, rattle, shake). (various references)

Bulgarian 

разтърсвам силно, раздрусвам (jolt, jounce), причинявам мозъчно сътресение. (various references)

Czech

otřást (rock, shatter, shock, thrill, unsettle). (various references)

French

commotionner, secouer violemment, ébranler (convulse). (various references)

Hungarian

megrendít (shaken, shook, to concuss, to shake, to shock). (various references)

Indonesian

menggoyangkan. (various references)

Pig Latin

oncusscay

Portuguese

constranger (astrict, compel, constrain, force, oblige, put, urge), sacudir (abet, bob, flip, flirt, incite, jar, jerk, jog, jolt, jounce, rock, shake, shake off, stir up, swing, toss, wag, waver, whisk, yank), intimidar (appal, appall, awe, browbeat, cow, daunt, deter, frighten, funk, hector, intimidate, menace, overawe, threaten, wither), agitar violentamente, abalar (affect, convulse, depolarise, jar, jolt, move, scamper, shake, shock, stir, toss, unfix, unsettle). (various references)

Romanian

zgudui (convulse, hitch, jog, jump, shake, shake up, shock), zdruncina (convulse, jog, jolt, shake, shatter, shock, stagger, undermine, unstring, weaken), scutura (agitate, beat, dust, flick, haul dust, jog, shake), intimida (browbeat, bully, confuse, cow, daunt, face down, frighten, intimidate, shake). (various references)

Russian 

сотрясать, запугивать (bluff, browbeat, bullyrag, cow, daunt, huff, intimidate, intimidating). (various references)

Spanish

producir una conmoción. (various references)

Swedish

skaka (chatter, dodder, jar, jolt, jounce, judder, quake, rattle, rock, shake, shiver, toss, upset, vibrate, wobble), sammanstöta (collide). (various references)

Turkish

sarsmak (affect, afflict, agitate, buffet, buffet about, convulse, cut up, depolarise, dislocate, erode, give a jerk, hit, horrify, jar, jerk, jog, jolt, jounce, reduce, rock, shake, shake up, shock, undermine, unsettle), baskı altında tutmak (coerce, press smb. close, repress, restrain). (various references)

Ukrainian

силувати (oblige), вражати (amaze, appal, appall, bemuse, daze, dazzle, impress, overwhelm, shine out, shock), примушувати (bring, cause, coerce, compel, constrain, enforce, force, oblige, squeeze, urge, will). (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "concuss": concussed, concusses, concussing, concussion, concussions, concussive. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Concuss" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Cencius, cencus, cincus, Cocozza, concasse, conclusus, concts, confuss, consus. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-2 letters: conus, cusso, uncos.

-3 letters: cons, coss, cuss, nous, onus, sons, sous, suns, unco.

-4 letters: con, cos, nos, nus, ons, son, sos, sou, sun, uns.

-5 letters: no, nu, on, os, so, un, us.

+2 letters: concussed, concusses, conscious.

+3 letters: cocounsels, concourses, concussing, concussion, concussive, conspectus, constructs, nonsuccess, occlusions, scutcheons, succession.

+4 letters: accusations, conceptuses, conclusions, concussions, conductress, consciouses, consciously, conspicuous, escutcheons, misconducts, successions, uncoalesces, unconscious.

+5 letters: acousticians, cocksureness, coinsurances, consecutions, consequences, conspectuses, constructors, coruscations, cotransduces, crosscurrent, crosscutting, deconstructs, insouciances, nonconscious, nonsuccesses, preconscious, reconstructs, sacculations, sansculottic, subconscious, subcontracts, succedaneous, successional, viscountcies.