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Definition of livery
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Livery
(n.)
Hence,
any
characteristic
dress or
outward
appearance..
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Livery
::
Livery
(n.) A low grade of wool.
Backwardation
::
Backwardation
(n.) The
seller's
postponement
of
delivery
of stock or
shares,
with the
consent
of the
buyer,
upon
payment
of a
premium
to the
latter;
-- also, the
premium
so paid. See
Contango..
Livery
::
Livery
(n.) The
uniform
clothing
issued
by
feudal
superiors
to their
retainers
and
serving
as a badge when in
military
service.
Livery
::
Livery
(n.) The
keeping
of
horses
in
readiness
to be hired
temporarily
for
riding
or
driving;
the state of being so kept.
Obstetrical
::
Obstetrical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
midwifery,
or the
delivery
of women in
childbed;
as, the
obstetric
art..
Tension
::
Tension
(a.) A
device
for
checking
the
delivery
of the
thread
in a
sewing
machine,
so as to give the
stitch
the
required
degree
of
tightness..
Liveryman
::
Liveryman
(n.) A
freeman
of the city, in
London,
who,
having
paid
certain
fees, is
entitled
to wear the
distinguishing
dress or
livery
of the
company
to which he
belongs,
and also to enjoy
certain
other
privileges,
as the right of
voting
in an
election
for the lord
mayor,
sheriffs,
chamberlain,
etc..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A
servant
in
livery,
who rides with his
master
or
mistress..
Payable
::
Payable
(a.) That may be
discharged
or
settled
by
delivery
of
value.
Cranioclasm
::
Cranioclasm
(n.) The
crushing
of a
child's
head, as with the
cranioclast
or
craniotomy
forceps
in cases of very
difficult
delivery..
Extradition
::
Extradition
(n.) The
surrender
or
delivery
of an
alleged
criminal
by one State or
sovereignty
to
another
having
jurisdiction
to try
charge.
Issue
::
Issue (n.) The act of
sending
out, or
causing
to go
forth;
delivery;
issuance;
as, the issue of an order from a
commanding
officer;
the issue of money from a
treasury..
Livery
::
Livery
(n.)
Hence,
also, the
peculiar
dress or garb
appropriated
by any
association
or body of
persons
to their own use; as, the
livery
of the
London
tradesmen,
of a
priest,
of a
charity
school,
etc.; also, the whole body or
company
of
persons
wearing
such a garb, and
entitled
to the
privileges
of the
association;
as, the whole
livery
of
London..
Afterbirth
::
Afterbirth
(n.) The
placenta
and
membranes
with which the fetus is
connected,
and which come away after
delivery..
Colostrum
::
Colostrum
(n.) The first milk
secreted
after
delivery;
biestings.
Buttons
::
Buttons
(n.) A boy
servant,
or page, -- in
allusion
to the
buttons
on his
livery..
Livery
::
Livery
(n.)
Release
from
wardship;
deliverance.
Bachelor
::
Bachelor
(n.) In the
companies
of
London
tradesmen,
one not yet
admitted
to wear the
livery;
a
junior
member..
Bailment
::
Bailment
(n.) A
delivery
of goods or money by one
person
to
another
in
trust,
for some
special
purpose,
upon a
contract,
expressed
or
implied,
that the trust shall be
faithfully
executed..
Delivery
::
Delivery
(n.) The act of
delivering
up or over;
surrender;
transfer
of the body or
substance
of a
thing;
distribution;
as, the
delivery
of a fort, of
hostages,
of a
criminal,
of
goods,
of
letters..
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