Shivers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHIVERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHIVER, to tremble with fear or cold
• shake slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold, frightened, or excited
• break into such splinters or fragments
NOUN:
• a momentary trembling movement
• a spell or an attack of trembling, typically as a result of fear or horror
• each of the small fragments into which something such as glass is shattered when broken; a splinter.

Words related to SHIVERS

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How to use SHIVERS in a sentence

• A witty lady of my acquaintance shivers when a cat walks in the room.
• He seemed to want but his just stature to have rent the offending quadruped in shivers.
• She feels their dark touch, like a visible presence of evil, she shivers all over.
• The stars had begun to shake little shivers of radiance through the firs.
• I fairly shook with shivers then, but I managed to shut the piano and get over to the door where the light was.
• Of course, the vicious destruction of the great cathedral sends shivers down my back.
• Ten more dragging minutes passed, and now the separate little shivers and thrills that shook the cellar walls had merged and run together.
• Then, with a rush, an immeasurable longing shivers through him like a trumpet call.
• I saw him lounging about the store at the camp yesterday, and it gave me the creeping shivers every time I looked at him.
• Soon after he was seized by audible and visible shivers.
• The Canadian glows with delight in his sleigh and snow, the very idea of which gives me the shivers.
• Animal shivers, has fever, becomes lame and teeth become loose.
• The alabaster trembled as if it would shake into shivers.
• Shivers ran down the spine of Milton and up the back of his head to the roots of his hair.
• One of them told me afterwards that he felt cold shivers going down his back as he did so, because he was in full view of everybody.
• The art collection would give its admirers shivers to-day, but it excited only happy complacency then.
• The rooms on this floor are so high studded they give me the shivers, while all the chambers are so low they are absurd.
• So blooming solemn it gave me the shivers for a minute.
• When he said that, cold shivers trickled down my spine.
• It was a low, deep, grumbly-rumbly laugh, and sent cold shivers all over poor Old Mr.
• Ever time I think on dat game it gives me de shivers.
• Right here, Mate, was when I had a prolonged attack of cold shivers.
• Property shivers in terror of daily or nightly appropriation.
• Cold shivers begin to creep downwards from the nape of your neck and all up you at the same time, until they seem to meet in the small of your back.
• It went all over me in little shivers and came out at the ends of my fingers, and then began once more at the base of my brain and did it all over again.
• There is nothing to give your sensitive soul little shivers of surprise.
• I have enough collected on that subject to give me shivers of amazement as I read the mass of testimony.
• I feel as Douglass did, ready to welcome the bolt from heaven or hell that shivers the chains.
• It was all better, infinitely better, and the shivers had been entirely unnecessary.

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