siver

In obsolete terms the difference between siver and wiver

is that siver is to simmer while wiver is wyvern.

As a verb siver

is to simmer.

As a noun wiver is

wyvern.

As a noun jiver

is the best of the internet in one place http://jivercom/ or jiver can be one who jives.

As a verb siver is

(obsolete) to simmer.

As a noun sizer

is .

As a verb siver is

(obsolete) to simmer.

As a verb siver

is (obsolete) to simmer.

As a noun fiver is

(label) a zaidi shi'a muslim.

As verbs the difference between siver and skiver

is that siver is (obsolete) to simmer while skiver is to skewer, impale.

As a noun skiver is

one who uses a skive (or skives).

In obsolete terms the difference between sicer and siver

is that sicer is a strong drink; cider while siver is to simmer.

As a noun sicer

is a strong drink; cider.

As a verb siver is

to simmer.

As a noun siker

is gluten (a composite of the proteins gliadin and glutenin in plants like wheat).

As a verb siver is

(obsolete) to simmer.

As a verb siver

is (obsolete) to simmer.

As a noun sixer is

a cub scout who leads a group of six.

As a verb siver

is (obsolete) to simmer.

As a noun stiver is

(historical) a small dutch coin worth one twentieth of a guilder.

As verbs the difference between shiver and siver

is that shiver is to break into splinters or fragments or shiver can be to tremble or shake, especially when cold or frightened while siver is (obsolete) to simmer.

As a noun shiver

is a fragment or splinter, especially of glass or stone or shiver can be the act or result of shivering.