liveries

As nouns the difference between livery and liveries

is that livery is any distinctive identifying uniform worn by a group, such as the uniform worn by chauffeurs and male servants while liveries is .

As verbs the difference between livery and liveries

is that livery is (archaic) to clothe while liveries is (livery).

As nouns the difference between liveries and uniforms

is that liveries is while uniforms is .

As a verb liveries

is (livery).

As nouns the difference between liveries and livelies

is that liveries is plural of livery while livelies is plural of lively.

As a verb liveries

is third-person singular of livery.

As nouns the difference between terms and liveries

is that terms is while liveries is .

As a verb liveries is

(livery).

As an adjective liveried

is dressed in livery, uniformed, especially a servant in a servant's uniform or a chauffeur in uniform.

As a noun liveries is

.

As a verb liveries is

(livery).