Livery-stable
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 305
liv'er-i-st.l'bl, n. a stable where horses arc kepi at Iron [reared on a farm. Livestock, llv slok, « the animals employed or Livid, liv'id, adj black and blue of a lead colour dist cleared — Liv'idnesS. [Fr —L. livid us— hvio, to be of a lead colour, or black and blue j Living, hv'ing, adj having life, active, lively; piuducing action or vigour running or flowing. — n. means of subsistence a property the benefice of a clergyman —The Living, those alive Llvre, le'vr, n an old French om, about the value of a finnc, by which was superseded. LFr. — L. libra a pound Lizard, li/aid, n a genus of four-footed scaly reptiles [Fr IfLard, Iinerta — L lacerta Llama, lk'ma ur l.T'ma, a small species of camel peculiar to South Amcnra. (Peruvian.)
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