The Collaborative International Dictionary
Quave
Quave \Quave\, n. See Quaver. [Obs.]
Quave
Quave \Quave\, v. i. To quaver. [Obs. or Prov. Eng.]
Wiktionary
quave
n. A shaking; trembling. vb. (context intransitive obsolete English) To quiver or tremble.
Usage examples of "quave".
And what more should bring them than such a stirring as Quave has shadow-seen this night?
She tried to erase the hasty tone from her voice, to make Quave understand her real helplessness and through him these others.
The two to the fore Kadiya recognized—Tostlet, the healer, and Quave, the dreamer.
The lowered visor of her spider-crested helmet completely concealed her features, but from her voice, Quenthel recognized Quave, one of the senior instructors.