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View definitions for shiver

shiver

verb as in shake, tremble

verb as in shatter; break into small pieces

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But Bay Area residents could be disappointed by the incoming sweater weather, after shivering through their coldest summer in decades.

But on this trek he had lost his pack and was at the mercy of the elements ever since, hungry, dehydrated and shivering under a bed of needles.

But two things will send shivers down western diplomatic spines.

From BBC

Then something subtle but definitive occurs as Chris rises off his couch: a man and a woman lean in and nuzzle his neck, coaxing both a shiver and a smile out of him.

From Salon

She also described shivering episodes - which caused her temperature to rise - as "crazy".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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