transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈli-vəd ]
adjective
Etymology: French livide, from Latin lividus, from livēre to be blue; akin to Welsh lliw color and probably to Russian sliva plum
Date: 1622
1. : discolored by bruising : black-and-blue
the livid traces of the sharp scourges — Abraham Cowley
2. : ashen , pallid
this cross, thy livid face, thy pierced hands and feet — Walt Whitman
3. : reddish
a fan of gladiolas blushed livid under the electric letters — Truman Capote
4. : very angry : enraged
was livid at his son's disobedience
• li·vid·i·ty li-ˈvi-də-tē noun
• liv·id·ness ˈli-vəd-nəs noun