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gyrate

verb as in revolve

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I’m all about the revenge fantasy and punching pillows and gyrating and sweating and losing your s— in art.

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The purchasing power of gold has gyrated from one year to the next.

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Behind her, dancers gyrate like victims being electrocuted.

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But he believes there have been a number of factors that have been “gyrating and pushing it around” in recent years, Miran said.

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With a wink and a flick of her ponytail, Sue and six other dancers — all sporting shiny, one-piece leotards with gratuitous cutouts — begin to gyrate, thrust, and squat to throbbing electronic music.

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