Emily Dickinson Lexicon — QUIV'ER-ED

Definition for QUIV'ER-ED

QUIV'ER QUIV'ER-ING

QUIV'ER-ED, a. [from the noun quiver.]

Furnished with a quiver; as, the quivered nymph. Milton.
Sheathed as in a quiver. Whose quills stand quivered at his ear. Pope.

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