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Definition of liver
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Liver (n.) The
glossy
ibis (Ibis
falcinellus);
-- said to have given its name to the city of
Liverpool.
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Mail
::
Mail (v. t.) To
deliver
into the
custody
of the
postoffice
officials,
or place in a
government
letter
box, for
transmission
by mail; to post; as, to mail a
letter..
Card
::
Card (n.) A roll or
sliver
of fiber (as of wool)
delivered
from a
carding
machine.
Giblets
::
Giblets
(n. pl.) The
inmeats,
or
edible
viscera
(heart,
gizzard,
liver,
etc.),
of
poultry..
Payable
::
Payable
(a.) That may be
discharged
or
settled
by
delivery
of
value.
Liver
::
Liver (n.) The
glossy
ibis (Ibis
falcinellus);
-- said to have given its name to the city of
Liverpool.
Plank
::
Plank (v. t.) To
splice
together
the ends of
slivers
of wool, for
subsequent
drawing..
Re-demption
::
Re-demption
(n.) The
procuring
of God's favor by the
sufferings
and death of
Christ;
the
ransom
or
deliverance
of
sinners
from the
bondage
of sin and the
penalties
of God's
violated
law.
Livery
::
Livery
(n.) That which is
delivered
out
statedly
or
formally,
as
clothing,
food, etc..
Delivery
::
Delivery
(n.) The act or
manner
of
delivering
a ball; as, the
pitcher
has a swift
delivery..
Prologize
::
Prologize
(v. i.) To
deliver
a
Prologue.
Lily-livered
::
Lily-livered
(a.)
White-livered;
cowardly.
Elegit
::
Elegit
(n.) A
judicial
writ of
execution,
by which a
defendant's
goods are
appraised
and
delivered
to the
plaintiff,
and, if not
sufficient
to
satisfy
the debt, all of his lands are
delivered,
to be held till the debt is paid by the rents and
profits,
or until the
defendant's
interest
has
expired..
Feoffment
::
Feoffment
(n.) A gift or
conveyance
in fee of land or other
corporeal
hereditaments,
accompanied
by
actual
delivery
of
possession..
Deliveries
::
Deliveries
(pl. ) of
Deliver.
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) A
chute,
box, or
receptacle,
usually
funnel-shaped
with an
opening
at the lower part, for
delivering
or
feeding
any
material,
as to a
machine;
as, the
wooden
box with its
trough
through
which grain
passes
into a mill by
joining
or
shaking,
or a
funnel
through
which fuel
passes
into a
furnace,
or coal, etc., into a car..
Consign
::
Consign
(v. t.) To give,
transfer,
or
deliver,
in a
formal
manner,
as if by
signing
over into the
possession
of
another,
or into a
different
state,
with the sense of
fixedness
in that
state,
or
permanence
of
possession;
as, to
consign
the body to the
grave..
Urea
::
Urea (a.) A very
soluble
crystalline
body which is the chief
constituent
of the urine in
mammals
and some other
animals.
It is also
present
in small
quantity
in
blood,
serous
fluids,
lymph,
the
liver,
etc..
Escrow
::
Escrow
(n.) A deed, bond, or other
written
engagement,
delivered
to a third
person,
to be held by him till some act is done or some
condition
is
performed,
and then to be by him
delivered
to the
grantee..
Hepatica
::
Hepatica
(n.) Any
plant,
usually
procumbent
and
mosslike,
of the
cryptogamous
class
Hepaticae;
--
called
also scale moss and
liverwort.
See
Hepaticae,
in the
Supplement..
Buttons
::
Buttons
(n.) A boy
servant,
or page, -- in
allusion
to the
buttons
on his
livery..
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