What is "quivery"

Usage examples of "quivery".

But how could she do that without feeling all warm and quivery inside?

That might account for the heated blushes when he gazed at her in a certain way, and the warm quivery feelings pleasuring her female parts when he kissed her.

Under the jacket of her riding habit, her breasts swelled, and the pleasant quivery pulse thrummed in her secret parts.

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

He still felt that quivery pressure in his chest, but he knew that something had left him too.

He feels quite quivery inside at the thought of saying good-bye to them all before departing on the evening balloon train flight.

They did, straggling on quivery legs, and soon they must move again, to the main army that was composed of the men of both Leinster and Osraige, the tiny kingdom that might have been gathered up and dropped into great Loch Corrib over in Connacht.

Their heads and bodies were globular, red-brown and quivery like meat jelly, and their stubby arms had round elbows and round hands.

The distance was about the same as that of the pyramid, and this view was equally quivery and unrewarding.