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61lividity — livid ► ADJECTIVE 1) informal furiously angry. 2) having a dark inflamed appearance. DERIVATIVES lividity noun lividly adverb lividness noun. ORIGIN Latin lividus, from livere be bluish …
62lividly — livid ► ADJECTIVE 1) informal furiously angry. 2) having a dark inflamed appearance. DERIVATIVES lividity noun lividly adverb lividness noun. ORIGIN Latin lividus, from livere be bluish …
63lividness — livid ► ADJECTIVE 1) informal furiously angry. 2) having a dark inflamed appearance. DERIVATIVES lividity noun lividly adverb lividness noun. ORIGIN Latin lividus, from livere be bluish …
64DeCSS — A fragment of the DeCSS code, which can be used by a computer to circumvent a DVD s copy protection. DeCSS is a computer program capable of decrypting content on a commercially produced DVD video disc. Before the release of DeCSS, there was no… …
65pale — adj 1 Pale, pallid, ashen, ashy, wan, livid mean devoid of natural or healthy color as applied to a complexion or deficient in vividness or intensity of hue as applied to a specific color. Pale is the least rich of these words in implications and …
66black-and-blue — adjective discolored by coagulation of blood beneath the skin beaten black and blue livid bruises • Syn: ↑livid • Similar to: ↑injured • Derivationally related forms: ↑lividness …
67blanched — adjective 1. anemic looking from illness or emotion (Freq. 1) a face turned ashen the invalid s blanched cheeks tried to speak with bloodless lips a face livid with shock lips...livid with the hue of death Mary W. Shelley lips white with terror …
68One Way or Another — For the Cactus album, see One Way...Or Another. One Way or Another Single by Blondie from the …
69Entoloma sinuatum — Taxobox name = Livid entoloma status = secure image caption = E. sinuatum Piacenza s Appennino, Italy regnum = Fungi divisio = Basidiomycota classis = Agaricomycetes subclassis = Hymenomycetes ordo = Agaricales familia = Entolomataceae genus =… …
70pale — I noun 1) the pales of a fence Syn: stake, post, pole, picket, upright 2) outside the pale of decency Syn: boundary, confines, bounds, limits • …
