Quiver

Pronunciation: /ˈkwɪvər/

Quiver (noun)

  1. A container used to hold arrows, usually worn on the back or hip.

Examples

  • The archer reached for an arrow from the quiver.
  • She carried a quiver full of arrows on her back.

Common collocations: leather quiver, full quiver, draw from quiver, quiver with fear, quiver slightly

Quiver (verb)

  1. To shake slightly and quickly, often because of fear or excitement.

Examples

  • Her hands began to quiver with excitement.
  • The leaves quiver in the gentle breeze.