n.a gesture involving the shoulders
v.raise one's shoulders to indicate indifference or resignation
"The Anthropocene,"or, Gaia Shrugs
British American tobacco shrugs off smuggling charges.
Atlas Shrugs: The new geography argues that maps have shaped the world (Book Review)
Alien Defendants in Criminal Proceedings: Justice Shrugs
New Orleans Shrugs off Isaac; Beefier Levees Do Job, but Flooding Forces Evacuations South of City
Hugs or shrugs: Parental and peer influence on continuity of involvement in sport by female adolescents
The backrub motion: how protein backbone shrugs when a sidechain dances.
When atlas shrugs: may the state wash its hands of those in need of life-sustaining medical treatment?
Some Uses of Head Tilts and Shoulder Shrugs during Human Interaction, and Their Relation to Stancetaking
Analysis Israeli Elections: Sharon Set to Win Again, Although Voters Prefer Labour's Policies ; L as the Prime Minister Shrugs off S...
