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Definition of Quiverers

1. quiverer [n] - See also: quiverer

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Quiverers

quits quittal quittals quittance quittances quitted quitter quitters quitting quittor

quittor quittors quiver quivered quiverer quiverers (current term) quiverier quivering quiveringly quivers

quivery quixote quixotes quixotic quixotic quixotical quixotically quixotism quixotism quixotisms

Literary usage of Quiverers

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1. Genius and Degeneration: A Psychological Study by William Hirsch (1896)
"... or ' quiverers,' ' roaring ' colourists, dyers in gray and faded tints—becomes at once intelligible to us if we keep in view the researches of ..."

2. Genius and Degeneration: A Psychological Study by William Hirsch (1896)
"... or 'quiverers/ 'roaring ' colourists, dyers in gray and faded tints—becomes at once intelligible to us if we keep in view the researches of ..."

3. Degeneration by Max Simon Nordau (1895)
"... or ' quiverers,' 'roaring' colourists, dyers in gray and faded tints—becomes at once intelligible to us if we keep in view the researches of the Charcot ..."

4. Atharva-veda Saṁhitā by William Dwight Whitney (1905)
"... quiverers as two vultures to the sky — up-heater-and-forth-heater, up-heaters of his heart. ..."

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