tremblesome
adverb
- characterized by trembling
Wiktionary
adj
Etymology: From tremble + -some.
- Characterised or marked by trembling
“She let some of the tension out of her body, starting to feel a bit tremblesome, the shock of the attack, the weight of her weapons.”
“The resultant distress in his lower tract was so volcanic and draining that his tremblesome progression out of the dry, litter-chipped bushes which saw his evacuata was slower and less hopeful than the mechanics that powered the 87 year old [...]”
adv
Etymology: From tremble + -some.
- In a tremblesome manner
“Juke was scrutinizing the tufty rugs on the floor as if the pointy head bowed in camouflage, tiny animal might be crouching tremblesome, front paws prayerfully clasped together like foetal hands.”