noun
- people who speak or sing with a trembling, unsteady voice
- musical notes equal to one-eighth of a whole note
Usage: music; British
Examples
- The elderly quaverers in the choir struggled to hit the high notes.
- Her voice joined the other quaverers during the emotional hymn.
- The nervous quaverers could barely get through their speeches.
- The sheet music was filled with quaverers and semiquavers.
- Beginning musicians often have trouble counting quaverers accurately.
- The fast passage contained mostly quaverers and sixteenth notes.