Quivers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUIVERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• QUIVER, to shake slightly
• tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion
• cause (something) to make a slight rapid motion
NOUN:
• a slight trembling movement or sound, especially one caused by a sudden strong emotion
• a set of surfboards of different lengths and shapes for use with different types of waves
• an archer's portable case for holding arrows.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shake with a slight but rapid motion

Words related to QUIVERS

quiver18 quivered21 quivering22

How to use QUIVERS in a sentence

• Every man must have two bows, or at least one good bow, three quivers full of arrows, an axe, and certain ropes to draw the military machines.
• So the pleasant peddler addresses other strange and funny words to the ring of yellow light, and instantly it stands still, and quivers its bushy tail, and pants.
• Now, afore God, I am so vexed that every part about me quivers.
• There is no duty to any one but to herself, and this feeble reed quivers and trembles beneath the overwhelming weight of love and sophistry opposed to it.
• The tiny drum of the ear, which quivers with every sound which strikes it, puts to shame with its divine workmanship all the clumsy workmanship of man.
• The hair was used to stuff cushions and, later, saddles, and parts of the long black flowing beard to ornament wearing apparel and implements of war, such as shields and quivers.
• Quivers were carried by foot and horse archers at their backs, in a diagonal position, so that the arrows could readily be drawn from them over the right shoulder.
• Quivers have in some cases a curious rounded head, which seems to have been a lid or cap used for covering the arrows.
• They had large wicker shields, and bore their quivers suspended at their backs.
• She frowns and her lip quivers as she defends herself and the object of her love.
• A heavy, heated atmosphere quivers before his eyes, or else the witch and her unholy crew are uniting in a reeling dance.
• The chiefs came forward and laid their bows and quivers full of arrows at my feet.
• Above the benches hung several rifles with cougarskin quivers beneath them.
• In the latter disease the tail is suddenly raised and quivers when the animal backs out of stall.
• Say from what golden quivers of the sky, Do all thy winged arrows fly? Swiftness and power by birth are thine, From thy great fire they came, thy fire the word divine.
• Despite herself, the sound of his voice, the touch of his hand, caused a curious little fluttering within her, like the flicker of a compass needle when it quivers to the north.
• On its eastern side was an altar of the usual description, fenced on two sides with felled trees, on which were hung the paraphernalia of the dancers, their bows, quivers, etc.
• They had, however, a greater quantity of a kind of white and red embroidered work on some parts of their garments, and on other things, such as their quivers and knife-cases.
• I felt perhaps as though I were on one of those railways that I have seen in London at a fair when the ground shakes and quivers beneath you.
• The heart of the true saint quivers at pain, and his eyes are filled with tears.
• And through the finale there quivers an illusory light.
• Quivers ran over the broad cheeks, across the thin lips, ran amongst the wrinkles at the corners of her steady old eyes.
• And with their bows, they put together their long and flashing swords, their precious quivers, and their arrows sharp as razors.
• And as the couple of quivers belonging to the Pandava was inexhaustible, that hero was able to remain on the field immovable as a mountain.
• I draw myself towards her on my knees, and the boat quivers as I do.
• O you sons of Prisni, you are armed with daggers and spears, you are wise, carrying good bows and arrows and quivers, possessed of good horses and chariots.
• Besides these, they found in the camp of the Indians four shields, two bows and their quivers, and one of their two guns.
• Bows were taken down from the boughs on which they were hanging, quivers slung across the backs, short cloaks thrown over the shoulders.
• The position of Crusoe on his desert isle is so eminently unsocial that he welcomes the black man Friday and quivers at the human quality in the famed footprints in the sand.
• His tail quivers, and then turns to steel, like his limbs.
• The mountain quivers with internal convulsions, due to the efforts of its confined forces to find an opening.

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