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ripple through
ripple through something
1. Lit. to move through a liquid so as to cause ripples or tiny waves. The canoe rippled through the still water. A tiny snake rippled through the water of the swamp.
2. Fig. to move through something or a group of people in a ripple or wave motion. A murmur of excitement rippled through the crowd. Some giggling rippled through the group of children sitting by the door.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
L&Aelig;Rke | | - | Danish |
Vasco | | BAHS-ko (Spanish), VASH-koo (Portuguese) | Spanish, Portuguese, Italian |
Andrus | | - | Estonian |
Raheem | | rah-HEE:M | Arabic |
Danr | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
Qamar | | - | Arabic |