Liverish [adjective]
Definition of Liverish:
hostile, rude
Synonyms of Liverish:
● Hard
● Vile
● Dangerous
● Malicious
● Callous
● Vicious
● Evil
● Ugly
● Dirty
● Nasty
● Rough
● Touch
● Sinking
● Malign
● Sour
● Down
● Bad-tempered
● Cantankerous
● Churlish
● Contemptible
● Despicable
● Difficult
● Disagreeable
● Dishonorable
● Formidable
● Hard-nosed
● Ignoble
● Ill-tempered
● Infamous
● Knavish
● Lousy
● Perfidious
● Pesky
● Rotten
● Rugged
● Scurrilous
● Shameless
● Snide
● Treacherous
● Troublesome
● Unfriendly
● Unpleasant
● Unscrupulous
● Vexatious
● Low-down and dirty
● The lowest
Opposite/Antonyms of Liverish:
● Extreme
● Noble
● Generous
● Happy
● Clean
● Agreeable
● Upright
● Decent
● Good
● Safe
● Gentle
● Sympathetic
● Sensitive
● Nice
● Mild
● Polite
● Compassionate
● Unselfish
● Cheerful
● Pleasing
● Moral
● Friendly
● Kind
● Pleasant
Sentence/Example of Liverish:
He was heavily built, with an undershot jaw and a patch of liverish birthmark on his cheek.
But there was no mortal connection between this liverish individual and the schemes of Dr. Fu-Manchu.
It was true he was more than old enough to be the girl's father, and was distinctly liverish.
The car came for me on a dull liverish morning, and I had to say good-bye.
But when they ripened, they grew fat and juicy, the size of a grape, and of a liverish color.
I would exchange a curt salute with those liverish parties and go my way on my old nag.
The liverish blaze of Falakian sun bore down mercilessly from the crater's rim.
The latter was a little liverish, but had not the least fishy taste.
He never mentions his kidneys save to his medical adviser, but he will tell even a parlor maid that he is feeling liverish.
Suddenly the clouds parted westward, and Pendoggat could see Ger Tor outlined against a liverish patch of night sky.