Definitions

1. noun

a small case or pouch for holding arrows, especially for a bow.

“She carefully placed the arrows into her quiver before heading to the shooting range.”

2. verb

to feel or show excitement, nervousness, or fear, typically because of something frightening or unfamiliar.

“The child quivered with fear as the dog approached him.”

3. verb

to shake or tremble, typically with a slight, unsteady movement.

“The tree quivered in the strong wind.”

4. verb

to move or cause something to move with a shaking or trembling motion.

“The boat was quivering on the choppy waters.”

5. noun

a feeling of nervousness or fear, often caused by something frightening or unfamiliar.

“The sense of quiver that gripped her made it difficult to speak.”

6. noun

a faint tremor or vibration, especially in the air or in the ground.

“The earthquake created a noticeable quiver in the air.”