Vibrate (verb)

1. To shake or move rapidly to and fro.
2. To oscillate with a slight regular or irregular motion.
3. To emit sound waves that cause a sensation of sound.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin vibrare, from vibrare "to brandish, wave, vibrate".

Examples:

1. The bridge was vibrating from the passing trucks.
2. The phone was vibrating on the table.
3. The machine was vibrating loudly.
4. The string vibrated when plucked.
5. The vocal cords vibrate to produce sound.