whooshed vs tremble

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• A snowball whooshed past my face, missing by an infinitesmal distance; I let out my battle cry that woke up the whole neighborhood. by papermachete October ...
• 2. A swift movement or flow; a rush or spurt. intr.v. whooshed, whoosh·ing, whoosh·es also wooshed or woosh·ing or woosh·es. 1. To make a soft sibilant sound.
• The storm whooshed the waves over the road. Expand. Also, woosh. Origin of whoosh. Expand. 1840-1850. 1840-50; imitative. Dictionary.com Unabridged
• Cars whooshed along the highway. Water whooshed down the pipe. ... "All of a sudden they are whooshed up by the cable, which quickly reels them skyward ...

Some examples from the web:

• Corrupted officials & culprits would tremble!
• Jupiter himself would find cause to tremble if he laid hand upon you.
• Perfumes don't make his nostrils tremble.
• All mortals tremble before her wrath.
• This is the fear that makes me tremble thus.
• He didn't make me tremble tonight.
• What's even nicer, I made you tremble.
• Feel free to tremble and cry.
• Look upon your sovereign, Petunia, and tremble.
• Death itself will tremble if it tries to part us.
• These celebrations can cause hands to tremble.
• The ruling classes tremble at the thought of... a Communist revolution.
• Tonight, let us tremble these halls... of earth, steel and stone.
• When his hands don't tremble.
• If I say one word, they all tremble.
• The trumpeting elephants sound Hear Romans now and tremble
• Bolphunga, at whose name the deserts tremble and the mountains quake.
• Maybe they tremble or sob or bang their heads.
• Lord M said he had never seen someone tremble so.