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111liv|er|pool — «LIHV uhr POOL», noun. a jumping hurdle in steeplechasing, consisting of a bar, a ditch, and a hedge. ╂[probably < Liverpool, England] …
112Liv|er|pud|li|an — «LIHV uhr PUHD lee uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. of or belonging to Liverpool, a seaport in western England. –n. a native or inhabitant of Liverpool. ╂[< Liver(pool) + puddle (humorous substitute for pool) + ian] …
113liv|er|wort — «LIHV uhr WURT», noun. 1. any one of various small, green plants closely related to the mosses, that grow mostly on damp ground, the trunks of trees, on rocks and bark, and sometimes in water. Liverworts comprise a class of bryophytes. 2. =… …
114liv|er|wurst — «LIHV uhr WURST, WURST», noun. a sausage consisting largely of liver. ╂[American English, half translation of German Leberwurst liver sausage] …
115liv|er|y cab — «LIHV uhr ee, LIHV ree, kab», (Cf. ↑gypsy cab) = gypsy cab …
116liv|er|y|man — «LIHV uhr ee muhn, LIHV ree », noun, plural men. 1. a person who works in or keeps a livery stable. 2. a person wearing livery. 3. British. a freeman who was a member of a guild or livery company of London and entitled to wear its livery …
117liv|ing|ry — «LIHV ihng ree», noun. the development of better living conditions through technology: »He prefers livingry to weaponry (Manchester Guardian) …
118liv·er·ied — /ˈlıvərid/ adj formal : wearing a livery a liveried servant/chauffeur …
119liv·er·wurst — /ˈlıvɚˌwɚst/ noun [noncount] chiefly US : a type of soft sausage made chiefly of cooked liver a pound of liverwurst a liverwurst sandwich called also (chiefly Brit) liver sausage …
120liv·ery — /ˈlıvəri/ noun, pl eries 1 [noncount] : the business of keeping vehicles that people can hire usually used before another noun livery service a livery cab 2 Brit : the colors or designs that are used on a company s products, vehicles …
