quiverIsh

[Eng. quiver, v.; -ish.] Tremulous, quivering. quiv'-er-wõrt, s. [Eng. quiver (2), s., and wort.] Bot. ( pl.): The Conferva cee (q. v.). ( Paxton.) quî vive (qu as k), phr. [Fr.=who lives?] The challenge of a French sentry to any person ap Bot.: Perfectly free from division of the margin. Pro aching his post, equivalent to the English A stronger term than entire. quite-simple, s. [SIMPLE, a., II.] *quite, *quyte, v. t. [QUIT, verb .] To quit, to requite, to repay, to return.