quiver
/ˈkwɪvər/
verb
- To shake or tremble with a slight, rapid motion.
- Her voice quivered as she tried not to cry.
- The rabbit's nose quivered as it sniffed the air.
- The leaves quivered in the gentle breeze.
noun
- A slight shaking or trembling movement.
- He felt a quiver in his stomach before the speech.
- A quiver of excitement ran through the crowd.
- The string produced a quiver after being plucked.
- A container for holding arrows.
- The quiver held a dozen arrows for the competition.
- She wore a leather quiver strapped to her back.
- The archer pulled an arrow from his quiver.