Liveries is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIVERIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LIVERY, the identifying uniform, badge, etc. of a member of a guild or one of the servants of a feudal lord
• a special uniform worn by a servant, an official, or a member of a City Company
• a special design and colour scheme used on the vehicles, aircraft, or products of a particular company
• (in the UK) the members of a City livery company collectively.
• a provision of food or clothing for servants.
• the ceremonial procedure at common law of conveying freehold land to a grantee.
ADJECTIVE:
• resembling liver in colour or consistency
• liverish
• (of soil) heavy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a uniform worn by servants

Words related to LIVERIES

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How to use LIVERIES in a sentence

• But first I charge thee that thou dost hereafter keep more white and clean the liveries which I gave thee.
• The liveries were flaunting and the attendants numerous.
• Servants in various liveries were seen gliding through its magnificent apartments and multiplied passages.
• Norwalk liveries did not like automobiles, so we put the machine under a shed.
• In an angle of the courtyard two idle lackeys in scarlet liveries and powdered hair played with a little terrier.
• He dresses well, has the finest horses and the handsomest liveries I have seen in Canada.
• Several carriages were drawn up near the house door, and among them Ralph recognised the liveries of his master and of Lord Chancellor Audley.
• The rest followed in a company, dressed in rich liveries.
• They lived in a very fine house in a beautiful city, and had many servants in grand liveries to wait upon them.
• Their one virtue is obedience, unqualified by any of the balancing virtues, and they wear liveries to show that they are servile.
• There he bought some grand suits of clothes, put his two servants into liveries laced with gold, and they went on to Paris.
• I remember, you were employed upon the liveries of my people.
• They emerged at first into a street whose opposite ways were crowded with the blue canvas liveries.
• He drove to the hall in a handsome carriage of his own, with his servants dressed in white liveries.
• The attendants were two mounted grooms, in scarlet liveries.
• The hotels fed us, and the liveries cared for our horses.
• They wore green liveries with red collars, but the colours were sadly faded by long use.
• Thomas Osborne, Duke of Leeds, spends yearly on his liveries five thousand golden guineas.
• But their importance might be inferred from the serving-men, in rich liveries, standing before the traverse.
• They duly took the oaths of office, and were allowed wages and liveries as Grooms of the Chambers.
• I replied that I had not been more than two days, and had just put on my liveries.
• The next morning Timothy had procured me another valet, and throwing off his liveries, made his appearance in the evening, sending up to say a man wished to speak to me.
• As to splendid liveries, these would never occupy their attention.
• The sheriffs were pacing up and down on their great Flemish horses, hung with liveries, and all the windows were thronged with ladies crowding to see the procession pass.
• You will see them late in the afternoon on the public roads, in elegant carriages, drawn by the finest horses, and attended by servants in rich liveries.
• They have neither expensive liveries nor equipages.

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