The arrows were stored in a quiver.
Unfortunately for me, when I at last came upon the nest of cobras, my quiver was empty. When I saw the cobras, I began to quiver uncontrollably.
Robin Hood had many arrows in his quiver.
He took the last arrow out of his quiver. She began to quiver at the sight of the blood. They set their quivers down on the table.
You can just put that barb right back in your quiver.
"Although Martin wasn't nervous, he still seemed to quiver".
a quiver is used for carrying arrows
A quiver if you have them for use, but not drawn. A rest if it is used to hold the arrow in place during the draw.
Some examples of the word in a sentence demonstrating its meaning.The lone leaf quivered in the wind.The lone leaf shook in the wind.My poor dog was quivering in fear.My poor dog was trembling with fear.The bunny's nose quivered.The bunny's nose twitched.Robin Hood needed a simple quiver to carry his arrows, so he made one out of straw.The Archery Competition was being held in Nottingham that afternoon, and Robin's excitement made him quiver, shaking like the aspen leaves on the trees by the river.... flowing down to Camelot.As a verb: Molly's knees began to quiver as she approached the school principal's office.As a noun:The archer took another arrow from his quiver.He glared at me as I went by him, and I made the house quiver with the slamming of my door.
her lip was QUIVERING as she saw him do that
If you are talking about the thing that you use to get the arrows out of while you are shooting, then that is called a quiver... If you are talking about the thing that you use to keep your arrows safe, then it is what it sounds like- an arrow case
quiver
An adjective for the noun quiver could be violent--a violent quiver.