knee-trembling

adjective

1. informal,  very exciting

Example Sentences

Kerr and Piller picked up three and a half points from their four matches and the latter kept the U.S. alive in the singles when she holed a knee-trembling putt to stop Caroline Masson getting the half-point Europe wanted to retain the trophy.

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Langer's chat with his fellow German yielded instant dividends when Kaymer holed a knee-trembling, six-foot putt to retain the trophy for Europe at Medinah two years ago.

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Ellis's latest Twitter controversy followed his suggestion earlier in the year that US actor Matt Bomer was "too gay" to star in a forthcoming film adaptation of the knee-trembling literary sensation Fifty Shades of Grey.

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Jones never deviates from his mission to re-energise the form: the sublime Midnight Oceans & the Savage Heart may begin as a homage to the 1950s knee-trembling ballad, but Jones drenches it in feedback and sets the thing aflame.

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Photograph: Graeme Robertson for the Guardian Universal, the studio planning a big screen adaptation of knee-trembling phenomenon Fifty Shades of Grey, is considering four writers, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

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