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shiver

verb as in shake, tremble

verb as in shatter; break into small pieces

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Example Sentences

Times Square: New Yorkers gather here each New Year’s Eve to shiver, hear Anderson Cooper filibuster and distract themselves from the fact that the Yankees haven’t won a World Series in 15 years and the Mets haven’t won one in this century.

“I’ll hold onto that memory forever and ever,” Reynolds said with a shiver in his voice.

A shiver of excitement ran through her.

It sent a shiver right up my spine – and the horror of the potential consequences of this act started to sink in.

From BBC

“Even though he should’ve,” she says, with a glare that makes me shiver.

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

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