10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIVERISH»
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liverish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Home Medicine: The Newfoundland Experience
LIVERISHNESS AND BILIOUSNESS, JAUNDICE The expression "liverishness" (
or "liverish," sometimes "jaundicy") is now rarely heard as a diagnosis in most
Western countries (France is an exception). In Britain and North America, until ...
2
Gut Wisdom: Understanding and Improving Your Digestive ...
This, in turn, suppresses the immune system. It's not surprising then that
Webster's dictionary defines “liverish” as displaying a sour disposition, peevish or
cross, or that the word melancholy came from the Greek melano (black) and
chole (bile).
3
A winter cruise in summer seas: "how I found" health
Well, to a certain extent, it is a drawback to the enjoyment of the cruise if you stop
on board ; but then, those I am addressing would not stop on board, and so
would not get liverish for want of exercise, and would not, therefore, complain of
the ...
Charles C. Atchison, 1891
4
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
(Moe) liverish. 'Livery' (q.v.); having the symptoms attributed to a liver out of order:
coll.: 1896. Daily News, 9 July, an advertisement (OED). Liverpool Blues. The
79th Foot, British Army: military: ca. 1778—84. Liverpool button. 'A kind of toggle
...
Now that I've had a good look at you, Oliver, I must say your eyes seem a little
liverish. Not exactly liverish, either, but sort of bright and feverish. If you — " "I am
perfectly well, Uncle Silas," said Oliver, smiling. Again his eyes sought Jane's.
George Barr McCutcheon, 2007
6
The Elderbrook Brothers
by old Liverish. But you'll soon get the knack. Then another of your jobs-' 'How
many more?' asked Guy. Mr Elcott seemed the kind of chap you could unbend
with. 'Dozens, my lad. I haven't begun yet. Another of your jobs is addressing ...
7
48 Hours to a Healthier Life
Stores iron and copper. Metabolizes carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Disposes
of dead blood cells. Keeps immune system healthy and produces infection-
fighting cells (such as microphages). feeling 'liverish' Liver stagnation and the
need for ...
But though the British sometimes complain of being "liverish" and at one time (
perhaps even now) swallowed quantities of Carter's Little Liver Pills, the French
attribute almost any discomfort to the malfunctioning or "insufficiency" of their liver
.
9
The Tour de France: A Cultural History
... obtain amphetamines, until then available over the counter.65 The Avignon
hospital where Mallejac was treated attributed his collapse to sunstroke and a
crise defoie (bilious or liverish attack) without mentioning the racer's use of
stimulants.
Christopher S. Thompson, 2008
10
John Betjeman Collected Poems
Pershore. Station,. or. A. Liverish. Journey. First. Class. The train at Pershore
station was waiting that Sundaynight Gas light on the platform, in my carriage
electriclight, Gas light on frosty evergreens, electric on Empirewood, The
Victorian ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIVERISH»
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liverish is used in the context of the following news items.
WMN Travel: 150 years of alpinism
Around the time that Albert and Isabelle were scampering up MB, those feeling a little liverish headed for the spa-town of Evian (other waters ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
From Reggie to Dessie: The toils of Sarah Newton. Pigswill for Rory …
Soames has been particularly liverish of late. He was incandescent with rage about the suggestion that WSC was gay advanced in some book ... «Conservative Home, May 15»
So how should we tax these BASTARD COMPANIES, then?
Worstall @ the Weekend To break with tradition: this week let's see if we can propose something sensible rather than doing our usual liverish ... «The Register, Apr 15»
Review: Block & Larder Is Pleased to Meat You
Hanging beef tender, another name for hanger steak, was supremely beefy without crossing the line into liverish (as this hard-to-find cut can), ... «Westword, Apr 15»
Pablo review – an intimate portrait of Picasso
... an admirer whose portrait Picasso painted early in his career, her eyes two black sovereigns in a liverish slab of face, is a mischievous stirrer ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Roast lamb can be the lush center of your holiday feast
Or it could be that the word most associated with the taste of lamb is “gamy,” which is a pity because good lamb does not have the liverish flavor ... «The Seattle Times, Apr 15»
The lushness of lamb
The word most associated with the taste of lamb is "gamy," which is a pity because good lamb does not have the liverish flavour associated with ... «Hamilton Spectator, Mar 15»
The Best Roast Lamb for Your Easter Feast
Or it could be that the word most associated with the taste of lamb is “gamy,” which is a pity because good lamb does not have the liverish flavor ... «New York Times, Mar 15»
Food Sleuth: La Rock
I was on duty last Thursday evening, hence this account... and a generally liverish reviewer's first-ever award of five stars. These were seriously ... «Nottingham Post, Mar 15»
Polly Samson's trouble and strife
The idea of 'feeling liverish' doesn't even begin to describe it.” The only saving grace was that there had been enough time for the family to ... «Irish Times, Mar 15»
