livered
/ˈlɪvəd/(also liverd, lyvered)
adjective
With prefixed adjective (or combining form): having a liver of a certain kind.
- Collocations such as lily-, pigeon-, white-livered, etc., should probably be regarded as parasynthetic adjectives containing a noun phrase and -ed..
Origin
Middle English (in an earlier sense). From liver + -ed.
- merchantess
- merchanting
- merchant iron
- Merchant, Ismail
- merchantlike
- merchantly
- merchantman
- merchant marine
- merchant mariner
- merchant mill
- merchant navy
- merchant prince
- merchant-princely
- merchant princess
- merchantry
- merchants' accounts
- merchant's mark
- merchant stranger
- merchant strangers
- merchant tailor
- Merchant Taylor
- merchant venturer
- merchet
- Mercia
- merciable