livery and bait
/ˌlɪv(ə)ri (ə)n(d) ˈbeɪt/Chiefly British. Now historical
noun
Stabling and food for a horse provided at a fixed charge. Chiefly attributive: designating an establishment providing this, or one which has horses (and carriages) for hire; especially in livery and bait stable.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From livery + and + bait.
- pressure balance
- pressure bar
- pressure blower
- pressure boiler
- pressure bomb
- pressure breathing
- pressure-broadened
- pressure broadening
- pressure button
- pressure cabin
- pressure cable
- pressure cap
- pressure-cast
- pressure casting
- pressure chamber
- pressure-cook
- pressure cooker
- pressure cookery
- pressure crack
- pressure cylinder
- pressure die-casting
- pressure drag
- pressure engine
- pressure-fed
- pressure feed