quiver

Object

• little--just: The fly fun game online sweet mouth quivered a little--just a little--or he thought it did.
• tentacle: Up shot the game play pool yahoo glittering, quivering tentacle of Rosium, vibrating for a few moments like a thread of silver.
• wreck: The killing of Bambi's mother can make a quivering wreck of the toughest cookie.
• lip: I can already read the questions on your quivering lips.
• limb: Little by little the sweating, quivering limbs were stilled, the tense muscles in the neck relax.. .
• heap: Why do you think I pressed the blasted SEND button, you quivering heap of incandescently imbecilic IT idiocy?

Converse of object

• make: He glared at me as I went by him, and I made the house quiver with the slamming of my door.
• send: This statement sent quivers down most of the players ' spines.
• have: Also, each soldier had two quivers with arrows for different purposes.

Modifies a noun

• tip: Plans would be hatched buy my first quiver tip rod, seat box or whatever was flavor of the week.
• section: The quiver tip section is ideal for feeder fishing on big rivers and will handle feeders of 3oz plus.
• representation: In particular, the study of toric geometry, derived categories, quiver representations and the McKay correspondence.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: What a big STEAM id you have, " said Little Red Riding Hood her voice quivering slightly.
• still: A carpet was drawn across the ghastly spectacle, and the tyrant resumed his feast over the still quivering limbs of the dying.
• again: After a minute or two, he started quivering again.

Preposition: of

arrow: Chiron himself is shown carrying the quiver of arrows, one of which is shown piercing his hoof, which is raised in pain.

Preposition: with

• excitement: Every nerve was strained and quivering with excitement, and in every chamber was a round of ammunition waiting.
• fear: Allan, her cat, jumped off her lap and ran to the edge of the porch quivering with fear.
• anticipation: On a lighter note, what ' next-gen ' titles have got you quivering with anticipation?
• emotion: He pointed his fingers, his cheeks flushed and he seemed to quiver with emotion.