Waver
31waver — wa·ver || weɪvÉ™(r) v. sway, oscillate, vacillate, fluctuate; blink, flicker (as of light); wobble, tremble; collapse; begin to fail; hesitate, falter …
32waver — verb 1》 move quiveringly; flicker. 2》 begin to weaken; falter. ↘be irresolute. Derivatives waverer noun wavering noun & adjective waveringly adverb wavery adjective Origin ME: from ON vafra flicker , of Gmc origin; cf …
33waver — v. n. 1. Wave, undulate, float, flicker. 2. Totter, reel, be in danger of falling. 3. Vacillate, hesitate, fluctuate, be in suspense, be undetermined, be unsettled, be in doubt …
34waver — verb 1) the candlelight wavered in the draft Syn: flicker, quiver, twinkle, glimmer, wink, blink 2) his voice wavered Syn: falter, wobble, tremble, quaver, shake 3) …
35waver — v 1. sway, wag, flutter, flap, move to and fro, oscillate, librate, vibrate; undulate, wave, ripple, wrinkle. 2. flicker, quiver, (of flame) gutter; quaver, tremble, shake, quake; weaken, fade, fail, die, ebb. 3. hesitate, falter, pause, be… …
36waver — verb 1) the candlelight wavered in the draught Syn: flicker, quiver 2) his voice wavered Syn: falter, wobble, tremble, quaver 3) he wavered between the choices Syn …
37waver — [ˈweɪvə] verb [I] 1) to not be certain about what to do Syn: hesitate 2) to shake and not be steady Her voice wavered as she said goodbye.[/ex] …
38waver — /ˈweɪvə / (say wayvuh) verb (i) 1. to sway to and fro; flutter: leaves wavering in the breeze. 2. to flicker or quiver, as light, etc.: wavering tongues of flame. 3. to become unsteady or begin to fail or give way: his mind is wavering. 4. to… …
39waver — v.intr. 1 be or become unsteady; falter; begin to give way. 2 be irresolute or undecided between different courses or opinions; be shaken in resolution or belief. 3 (of a light) flicker. Derivatives: waverer n. waveringly adv. Etymology: ME f. ON …
40Sint-Katelijne-Waver — Sint Katelijne Waver …
