little, slight, small, tiny
deep, great, violent
involuntary

give
She gave a little shudder when she touched his clammy hand.

feel
repress, suppress
He suppressed a shudder of disgust.

send
The sight of the body sent a shudder through him.

go through sb/sth, pass through sb/sth, rack sb/sth, run through sb/sth
A shudder of pain racked his body.

with a shudder
He remembered that awful moment with a shudder.

shudder of
a shudder of relief

convulsively, uncontrollably, violently
slightly
involuntarily
She shuddered involuntarily as he approached her.

inwardly
visibly

make sb
The sight of the dead body made them shudder.

at
She shuddered at the memory of school exams.

in
Joe shuddered in disgust.

through
A deep sigh shuddered through her body.

with
His whole body shuddered with fury.

shudder at the thought (of sth)
I shuddered at the thought of going back to school.

Shudder is used with these nouns as the subject:
train