quivery

/ˈkwɪvəri/
adjective
  1. Shaking or trembling, especially from fear, cold, or excitement.
    • The puppy's quivery legs made it look adorable as it tried to stand for the first time.
    • He felt quivery all over after stepping out into the freezing wind without a coat.
    • Her voice was quivery as she gave her speech in front of the large crowd.
  2. Unsteady or wavering, as in movement or sound.
    • The old man's quivery handwriting was hard to read.
    • A quivery note from the violin added a sad feeling to the song.
    • The flame of the candle cast a quivery shadow on the wall.
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