I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ little , slight , small
▪ involuntary
▪ sudden
▪ cold , icy
▪ delicious
▪
a delicious ~ of pleasure
VERB + SHIVER
▪ give
▪
She gave a little ~ and laughed.
▪ feel
▪
He felt a ~ of excitement.
▪ send
▪
His appearance sent a cold ~ down her spine.
▪ suppress
▪
She tried to suppress a ~ of anticipation.
SHIVER + VERB
▪ go , pass , run
▪
A ~ of unease ran through the audience.
PREPOSITION
▪ with a ~
▪
‘I'm scared!’ she admitted, with a ~.
▪ ~ of
▪
a ~ of fear
PHRASES
▪ get the ~s
▪
I get the ~s when I think about it.
▪ give sb the ~s , send ~s down sb's spine
▪
Just thinking about flying gives me the ~s.
▪
Her beautiful voice sends ~s down your spine.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ uncontrollably , violently
▪ a little , slightly
▪ involuntarily
▪
She ~ed involuntarily as he approached her.
▪ visibly
VERB + SHIVER
▪ begin to , start to
▪ make sb
▪
His cruel and callous comments made me ~.
PREPOSITION
▪ at
▪
He ~ed at the thought of it.
▪ from , in
▪
Her body ached and ~ed from the frosty air.
▪
to ~ in fear
▪ with
▪
I was ~ing with cold.
PHRASES
▪ ~ at the thought (of sth) ( figurative )
▪
He ~ed at the thought of having to run for election.