liver-ore

(liv’ér-dr), n. An impure liver-brown in which the liver is divided into a number of lobes as in the gorilla.— Floating liver, a displaced and movable variety of cinnabar; hepatic cinnabar. liver.—Granular liver. See granwar.— Hobnailed liver-pyrites (liv’ ér-pi-ri’téz), n. A ma ive liver. See hobnailed.—Line of the liver. See line of form of iron pyrites (mare a site, and sometimes health, under line2.—Liver of antimonyt,a combination of tri sulphid of antimony with a basic sulphid of another also pyrite and pyrrhotite), having a dull liver metal.— Liver of sulphur, a mixture of poly sulphids of brown color. pota ium, or pota ium tri sulphite. It is made by he at liver sick} (liv’ér-sik), a. Having a diseased ing sulphur with pota ium carbonate in a closed ve el. liver—that is, in love: from the old notion that The composition of the fused liver-colored ma is varipve sonetvudinal ligament of the liver, the broad the liver is the seat of love. ligament. Demon, my friend, once liver sick of love, liver? (liv’ér), v. % [« ME. liveren, leveren,