quivery

He walked behind the chief, and sent a cheerful though rather quivery smile at his friends.

And then I felt a sort of quivery not-quite-pain in my middle.

Although his entire body trembled with a weak quivery feeling, he kept going.

She felt a quivery disorder in the depths of her belly.

She dabbed the other eye, then gave me a brave, quivery smile.

From somewhere came the quivery sound of a weird, departing laugh.

She hated this weakness that left her limbs heavy and quivery at the same time.

"Touching you like this makes me feel quivery inside.

McEnroe can do it all by his quivery self.

It was enough to look at his quivery hands, the frazzle in his eyes.

Once aroused, the old servant was quivery no longer.

I called, my voice sounding a little quivery.

Her voice was high and quivery, utterly unlike her usual one.

His words came out high-pitched and quivery, far more frightening to Soomey.

Just being in his presence made her feel quivery inside and weak at the knees-far worse than Adam had.

Then she responds with a quivery little smile and a sad quip that is haunting.

In any case, there was a grayness about the conversation, a quivery uncertainty, and a sense of things undone.

"No one will come to visit," a second voice said, a voice that was quivery, feathery.

I felt a quivery feeling in my stomach, as though my recent breakfast had suddenly been converted to live worms.

It was an enormous misty structure, insubstantial and quivery.

Easing the door closed, she padded back to her room, legs still quivery, but heart beating in its normal rhythm again.

-Ihen she spoke again, her voice less quivery.

I was surprised that I'd said it, and at the sudden quivery sensation in my stomach at the turn the conversation had taken.

My knees suddenly went as quivery as the lime Jell-O.

He heard only an urgent voice calling his name, felt a quivery hand on his head and shoulder as the pain began to recede.