'convulsed'
[convulse.v.01] as in: make someone convulse with laughter


Examples:
The comedian convulsed the crowd


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'convulsed'
[convulse.v.02] as in: be overcome with laughter


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'convulsed'
[convulse.v.03] as in: move or stir about violently


Examples:
The feverish patient thrashed around in his bed



'convulsed'
[convulse.v.04] as in: shake uncontrollably


Examples:
earthquakes convulsed the countryside


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'convulsed'
[convulse.v.05] as in: cause to contract


Examples:
The spasm convulses her facial muscles



'convulsed'
[convulse.v.06] as in: contract involuntarily, as in a spasm


Examples:
The muscles in her face convulsed



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