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liverish

[liv-er-ish] / ˈlɪv ər ɪʃ /


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Grilled and sliced, they lent an agreeably liverish swagger to a strikingly composed salad landscaped with red beet purée, pickled Satsuma, pistachios and leaves of escarole and arugula dressed in mustard-seed vinaigrette.

From Seattle Times Feb. 6, 2014

These included Thomas Hiram Holding, who founded the National Camping Club in 1906 as a prophylactic against the kind of modern lifestyle that was apt to turn a young man liverish.

From The Guardian Jul. 6, 2011

Wilted and liverish, his famed bounce almost gone, Nikita Khrushchev sweated grimly through the final week of his state visit to Egypt.

From Time Magazine Archive

Typically English was Artist Munnings' liverish outburst last week in Suffolk, the county of his birth.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Ha!" said he, "a bit liverish," and he pressed a rough hand firmly downward from forehead to cheek-bones.

From The Stowaway Girl by Louis Tracy




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