General Poetry posted January 17, 2020 |
Like the motion of the ocean...
Undulate
by Diana L Crawford
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Undulate: The verb undulate comes from the Latin word undula, which means "wavelet" (unda means "wave"). So any action shown with the verb undulate has that waving sense to it. If something moves in a wavy, pattern, for example, it is said to undulate. The wind might cause prairie grass to undulate, or music might cause hips to undulate.
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