Obs. Also 4 livrere, 6 Sc. liverair. [? a. OF. livreure delivery, deliverance, f. livre-r LIVER v.] = LIVERY sb. in various senses.

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c. 1330.  Amis. & Amil., 1640. He … feched her livrere eueri day, To her liues fode.

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1548.  W. Patten, Exped. Scotl., Pref. cviij. Their perfit appointment of sure armour,… & their sumptuous sutes of liuerers beside.

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1549.  Compl. Scot., xvii. 148. There is diuerse princis that gyffis … leuerairis, armis ande heretage to them that hes committit vailȝeant actis in the veyris.

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c. 1650.  Merline, 306, in Furnivall, Percy Folio, I. 432. That they wold wend to Vortiger & aske him meede & liverr [read liverer].

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