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Definition of liver
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Liver (n.) One whose
course
of life has some
marked
characteristic
(expressed
by an
adjective);
as, a free
liver..
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Oliver
::
Oliver
(n.) An olive tree.
Livered
::
Livered
(a.)
Having
(such)
a
liver;
used in
composition;
as,
white-livered..
Reserve
::
Reserve
(v. t.) To keep back; to
retain;
not to
deliver,
make over, or
disclose..
Biliverdin
::
Biliverdin
(n.) A green
pigment
present
in the bile,
formed
from
bilirubin
by
oxidation..
Cephalotripsy
::
Cephalotripsy
(n.) The act or
operation
of
crushing
the head of a fetus in the womb in order to
effect
delivery.
Deliver
::
Deliver
(v. t.) To free from, or
disburden
of,
young;
to
relieve
of a child in
childbirth;
to bring
forth;
-- often with of..
Gay
::
Gay
(superl.)
Excited
with
merriment;
manifesting
sportiveness
or
delight;
inspiring
delight;
livery;
merry.
Delivered
::
Delivered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Delive.
Hot-livered
::
Hot-livered
(a.) Of an
excitable
or
irritable
temperament;
irascible.
Liverwort
::
Liverwort
(n.) A
ranunculaceous
plant
(Anemone
Hepatica)
with
pretty
white or
bluish
flowers
and a
three-lobed
leaf; --
called
also
squirrel
cups.
Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) The
transfer
of
possession
of
personal
property
from a
debtor
to a
creditor
as
security
for a debt or
engagement;
also, the
contract
created
between
the
debtor
and
creditor
by a thing being so
delivered
or
deposited,
forming
a
species
of
bailment;
also, that which is so
delivered
or
deposited;
something
put in
pawn..
Restitution
::
Restitution
(v.) The
movement
of
rotetion
which
usually
occurs
in
childbirth
after the head has been
delivered,
and which
causes
the
latter
to point
towards
the side to which it was
directed
at the
beginning
of
labor..
Oration
::
Oration
(v. i.) To
deliver
an
oration.
Trover
::
Trover
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
against
one who found
goods,
and would not
deliver
them to the owner on
demand;
an
action
which lies in any case to
recover
the value of goods
wrongfully
converted
by
another
to his own use. In this case the
finding,
though
alleged,
is an
immaterial
fact; the
injury
lies in the
conversion..
Traitor
::
Traitor
(n.) One who
violates
his
allegiance
and
betrays
his
country;
one
guilty
of
treason;
one who, in
breach
of
trust,
delivers
his
country
to an
enemy,
or
yields
up any fort or place
intrusted
to his
defense,
or
surrenders
an army or body of
troops
to the
enemy,
unless
when
vanquished;
also, one who takes arms and
levies
war
against
his
country;
or one who aids an enemy in
conquering
his
country.
See
Treason..
Liveryman
::
Liveryman
(n.) One who wears a
livery,
as a
servant..
Freeman
::
Freeman
(n.) A
member
of a
corporation,
company,
or city,
possessing
certain
privileges;
a
member
of a
borough,
town, or
State,
who has the right to vote at
elections.
See
Liveryman..
Slivered
::
Slivered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Slive.
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) To give
occasion
for labor to; -- used in
polite
phraseology;
as, I will not
trouble
you to
deliver
the
letter..
Extradite
::
Extradite
(v. t.) To
deliver
up by one
government
to
another,
as a
fugitive
from
justice.
See
Extradition..
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