liver
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1.2
- noun
- /ˈlɪvər/
:
hígado
- The chef recommended duck liver pâté as a delicacy for the meal.
- chopped liver
- liver oil
- cod liver
And they will go eat a great White's liver just because they can.
- And they will go eat a great White's liver just because they can.
- And I felt like saying and wash down his liver with a nice Chianti.
- But no, it was a mid tripe and liver to put me off my lunch.
- I had some liver which had been poached in milk.
- So take the supplement while you're learning to like liver because I promise you, you can't.
- Number one is cod liver and I'm not talking about cod liver oil.
- You can also find biotin and egg yolks, fish, meat, liver, seeds, nuts, and vegetables.
- I actually love the liver from venison and from wild Turkey.
- So it was like a pound of liver, I think ADMG this is a pound of liver.
- It's like, it's like chicken liver chicken.
Examples
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Pound of chopped liver.
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Let me have a pound of liver and two of bacon.
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Now, if you wanted to buy liver for dinner, what would you do?
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"What am I supposed to do with this liver?" one of them wanted to know.
Fiction book (1998) -
"We'll make us a fire and have liver and heart tonight, girl!
Fiction book (1990) -
I got it from a pig's liver.
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I had some liver which had been poached in milk.
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The smell of sizzling onions and liver crept in under the door.
Fiction book (1998) -
Liver kabobs, beef liver to be exact, grilled over charcoal.
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For dinner, we had grilled chicken liver served with mashed potatoes.
Synonyms
23
8.8
Chefs use animal liver in French cooking
Compounds
- Specialized
8
2.7
A serious liver disease in which cells grow too fast and form a harmful lump
- Specialized
3
5.6
A long-term disease where the liver becomes scarred and does not work well
- Specialized
1
3.8
A condition where extra fat builds up in the liver and can make it not work well
1
2.9
Oil from the livers of cod and similar fish that people take to get vitamins A and D
- Specialized
A small blood vessel at the center of a liver lobule that collects blood and sends it to larger veins
- Specialized
An illness of the liver in animals like sheep or cattle caused by small flat worms
- Specialized
An oil made from shark livers that people use as a health supplement and to soften leather
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Etymology
Liver as food is simply the same word for the organ when it is prepared to eat; because cooks use the animal's liver in many dishes, liver now also means the liver you eat, as in fried or made into pâté.