Quiver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUIVER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to shake slightly
• tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion
• cause (something) to make a slight rapid motion
• shake with a tremulous movement
• To shake or move with slight and tremulous motion; to tremble; to quake; to shudder; to shiver.
• shake with fast, tremulous movements
• move back and forth very rapidly
• move with or as if with a regular alternating 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
• The act or state of quivering; a tremor.
• A case or sheath for arrows to be carried on the person.
• an almost pleasurable sensation of fright
• a shaky motion
• case for holding arrows
• the act of vibrating
• shaking or trembling
• an archer's portable case for holding arrows.
ADJECTIVE:
• Nimble; active.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shake with a slight but rapid motion

Words related to QUIVER

quivered21 quiverer20 quiverers21 quiverier21 quiveriest22 quivering22 quiveringly27 quiverish24 quivers19 quivery22

Words that contain QUIVER

aquiver19 quivers19 quivery22 quivered21 quiverer20 quiverers21 quiverful24 quiverier21 quivering22 quiverish24 quiverfuls25 quiveriest22 quiverings23 quiversful25 quiveringly27

How to use QUIVER in a sentence

• While I was yet ten or twelve paces from him, I saw his hand quiver, and sprang to one side as the blade flashed past my head.
• How her eyes beamed upon all of them! Her hand used to quiver and wave gracefully as they passed.
• Over his shoulders was slung a stout bow of yew, and across his back hung a quiver of good round arrows.
• Suddenly, several mounds of sand that they had not noticed before began to quiver and slowly rise a couple of feet above the ground.
• Suddenly his lips began to quiver and into his eyes came tears, which he hastily wiped away.
• He perceived a rattling of the windows like the quiver of an earthquake, that lasted for a minute or so and died away.
• Sometimes it seemed to him it had the quiver one associates with dancing flames, at others he fancied it was no more than the normal reflection of the evening lights.
• I saw her lips quiver as she now gazed on them for the last time, and was convinced some unusual sentiment, connected with the past, pressed on her feelings at that instant.
• He was not armed with a rifle, but carried instead a heavy bow, while a quiver full of arrows hung over his shoulder.
• When the old steward heard the earth fall upon the coffin lid, his frame was seen to quiver, he fell forward, and his spirit had departed.
• To this rod was attached the rings which received the quiver strap, a triple tassel hanging from them at the point of attachment.
• On the camel were hung a shield, a javelin and a quiver of arrows.
• She sat down and sobbed, raising her voice till it rolled with a shrill music which made him quiver, through the parted curtain and into the turbulent street.
• She could feel his breath on her cheek, and she could feel his arms quiver, and the rapid beat of his heart.
• His face, blank with surprise at first, would presently have glowed and widened, and his whole bulk have begun to quiver.
• The quiver was removed from Ahsonnutli before she knelt.
• Black Cloud was silent for a while, and Henry saw the faintest quiver in his eyes.
• The silence is broken by a note, so soft, so tender, yet so weird and unlike other sounds! Our hands quiver, our hearts beat faster.
• He could see her body quiver, but he could not see her face.
• She was frightened by the appearance of the flush on those devastated yellow cheeks, and by a quiver in the feeble voice and in the clasping hand.
• It seemed as though some subterranean mine must have been exploded, causing the rockribbed earth to quiver in a sickening fashion.
• By that time she had controlled the quiver at her mouth.
• The splendid animal sank in its tracks without a quiver, shot through the base of the neck.
• But as the raw spirit touched her lips, he saw her eyelids quiver, and a great gasp of relief went through him.
• Hanging over the bed, at the back of the lodge, was a bow-case and quiver full of arrows.
• He looked and acted his part, turning gracefully on his toes to show his wings and quiver of arrows.
• Scarcely had the words passed his lips when the ship struck with a shock that caused her to quiver like a leaf from stem to stern.
• Not a groan or a sigh, but only a quiver of the lip, and his soul was at rest.

Similar words containing QUIV without suffix er

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