LIVEDO

(Lat.), n. f. Li"(le)-ve(wa)'do. Gen., -ed'in is. From livere, to be of a bluish or livid color. Fr., livitlite. Ger., Bleifarbe. It., lividura, lividore, lividezza. Sp., lividez. 1. Lividity. 2. Bluene of the skin due to pa ive or venous congestion; fivor cutis. [G.] L. caloric a. L. due to the action of cold. [G. 3.] L. mechanic a. Ger., me chan is che Hautblduung. Syn.: livor a str an gul at i one. Lividity of the skin due to mechanical obstruction of the circulation. [G, 3.] [s. 658]