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   Razorace Well-Known Member

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   I believe the most suitable word here is "wring".
   i.e "To wring your hands of excess water."
   Though I believe depending on the context, jolt, flick, fling would also suffice.

    

   Razorace, Jan 1, 2016

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   just put some sfx like *swish* or something and give explanation in brackets
   if you want only one word may be wiggle?

    

   iamsleepless, Jan 1, 2016

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