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liverish
liverish, a. (ˈlɪvərɪʃ) [f. liver n.1 + -ish.] 1. Resembling liver; of the consistency of liver.1740 Cheyne Regimen p. xli, The Blood..continues bad, that is, sizy, liverish. 2. colloq. Having the symptoms attributed to disordered liver.1896 Advt. in Daily News 9 July 9/1 When you begin to feel ‘liv... Oxford English Dictionary
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liverish
liverish(also livery), adj1 suffering from a disorder of the liver 患肝病的.2 irritable; peevish 易怒的; 脾气坏的. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Liver: A Fictional Organ with a Surface Anatomy of Four Lobes
collection are all connected to the liver and was described by the author as "...a collection of two novellas and two longer short stories, all on a liverish wikipedia.org
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liverishness
liverishness [f. liverish a.] Symptoms attributed to disordered condition of the liver.1904 Westm. Gaz. 5 Oct. 10/1 Ordinary attacks of liverishness or biliousness are swiftly dispersed. 1928 Daily Express 14 July 15/7 Yellow, perhaps, suggests liverishness. 1930 R. Lehmann Note in Music v. 199 Neve... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Jeanes
Gideon Haigh, an Australian cricket historian, remarked that Jeanes had become increasingly "officious and liverish", leading to his waning popularity wikipedia.org
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Baek Il-seob
(KBS2 / 1997)Miari No. 1 (SBS / 1997)OK Ranch (SBS / 1997)Golden Feather (MBC / 1997)Salted Mackerel (MBC / 1996)The Fourth Republic (MBC / 1995)The Liverish wikipedia.org
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porto
‖ porto (ˈpɔətəʊ) [a. Pg. pôrto port wine.] a. = port n.7 b. In full porto fran{cced}ais: an aperitif made from port; also attrib.1847 Disraeli Tancred i. i. 9 A capon in every platter, with some fountains of ale and good Porto. 1857 Dickens Dorrit ii. xxviii. 564 Bring Port wine! I'll drink nothing... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jacob's Mouse
Blithering Idiot I'm Scared (1993), Wiiija Wryly Smilers (1994), Wiiija – EP/singles compilation Rubber Room (1995), Wiiija Singles/EPs The Dot EP (1990), Liverish wikipedia.org
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Kruschen
Kruschen (ˈkruːʃən) Kruschen salts, a proprietary aperient; also ellipt. As an advertising catch phr. that Kruschen feeling, a feeling of vigorous health.1925 R. W. G. Hingston in E. F. Norton Fight for Everest, 1924 350 Kruschen salts, 2 bottles. 1925 R. Macaulay Casual Commentary 131 The happy spr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pershore railway station
The station is the subject of a poem by John Betjeman called Pershore Station or A Liverish Journey First Class. wikipedia.org
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Dramamine
Dramamine Pharm. (ˈdræməmiːn) Also dramamine. The proprietary name of an antihistamine compound used as a drug to prevent nausea.1949 Gay & Carliner in Science 8 Apr. 359/1 The dose of Dramamine was 100 mg every 5 hr and before retiring. Dramamine prevented seasickness in all but two of the 134 men.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Miniature Bull Terrier
The usual black color of affected puppies will start to appear diluted and turn liverish, due to a zinc deficiency which results in a terrible skin condition wikipedia.org
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livery
▪ I. livery, n. (ˈlɪvərɪ) Forms: α. 3 liverei, 4 liveri, 4–5 levere, livere(e, Sc. lufre, 4–6 lyvere, -er(e)y, li-, lyveray, 4–7 livre, levery, li-, lyverie, -ye, (5 levore, Sc. liffray, luveray, lyvera, lewray), 5–6 leveray, liverey, -erie, (6 li-, lyveraie, -aye, livorie, Sc. leifray, lufray(e, 7 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cotswold Line
Poetry The line features in two notable poems: "Adlestrop" by Edward Thomas and "Pershore Station, or A Liverish Journey First Class" by John Betjeman. wikipedia.org
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Keith Johnson (cricket administrator)
Jeanes had become increasingly unpopular among the players because of an approach that Haigh called "increasingly officious and liverish". wikipedia.org
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