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Word of the Day for Monday, September 22, 2008undulate \UN-juh-layt; UN-dyuh-\, intransitive: To move in, or have, waves; to vibrate; to wave; as, undulating air. The actors' hands quiver and the poles undulate in the wind. Rather than tuna, several hundred white-sided dolphins come into focus, undulating crisply through the sea surface below. Most startling was the dancer's exposed, undulating abdomen, which she could adroitly activate while hardly moving her feet. Undulate derives from Latin undulare, from undula, a little wave, from unda, a wave. | |||||||||
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