All 4 Uses of
waver
in
Oryx and Crake
- It wavers in the drafty air but it burns, casting a small glowing circle of soft yellow on the desk, turning the room around him into an ancient cave, dark but protective.†
p. 238.1 *wavers = moves back and forth; or is unsure or weak
- Three pantiless waitresses from a pleebland no-touching nookie bar — they threw that in for fun, and it did cause a waver on the neural monitor, unnatural if it hadn't, and smiles and chuckles all round.†
p. 257.9
- It's thin, like a wavering pillar.†
p. 280.4wavering = moving back and forth; or being unsure or weak
- His eyes waver shut, the old films whir and crackle through his head.†
p. 283.8
Definition:
to move back and forth (shake or quiver)
or:
to change, be unsure, or weak
or:
to change, be unsure, or weak