Noun:

టెస్టోర్, ట్యాంక్,

Verb:

మార్చు, షెల్టర్,

quiver's Usage Examples:

The sound quivered and faded, and yet it managed to pick up every off camera shoe squeak.

Meriones gave Odysseus a bow, a quiver and a sword, and put a cleverly made leather helmet on his head.

Artemis" symbols included a bow and arrow, a quiver, and hunting knives, and the deer and the cypress were sacred to her.

A form of this is axiomancy, this is when the quivering of the blade of an axe that has been.

Myokymia is an involuntary, spontaneous, localized quivering of a few muscles, or bundles within a muscle, but which are insufficient to move a joint.

they have hung their quivers on the apple trees; and in the grass lie their broidered mantles.

{\mathsf {SI}}(Q,\mathbf {d} )k[\det ]} For quivers of finite representation-type, that is to say Dynkin quivers, the vector space k[Rep(Q,d)] admits an open.

involves not using a quiver-tip but instead holding the line that is loose off the reel and feeling for any pulls or the line going loose.

This is an excerpt that shows Canon"s style: The windmills quivered soundlessly at the slightest blow of breeze and drops or trickles of water gathered.

skrij "quiver", C krys "shaking, jostling", scryth "shiver", Irish/Scottish crith "to tremble, quiver" Lat.

sensibility", despite calling the album"s first track "one of the Sound"s weariest, most exasperated-with-the-rigors-of-existence songs in their quiver".

fish takes the bait and moves towards the fisherman causing the line to slacken and the quiver tip to drop back/straighten.

The baby Camilla was suckled by a mare, and once her first firm steps had [been] taken, the small palms were armed with a keen javelin; her sire a bow and quiver from her shoulder slung.

Synonyms:

quake, palpitate, tremble,

Antonyms:

descend, precede, stay in place, linger,