Synonyms for Liveried:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • liveried.

• n.

  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • cloaked,
  • bedecked,
  • habilimented,
  • garmented,
  • invested,
  • Endued,
  • Coifed,
  • vestmented,
  • costumed,
  • gowned,
  • decked,
  • shoed,
  • raimented,
  • disguised,
  • togged,
  • pantalooned,
  • shod,
  • tired,
  • habited,
  • mantled,
  • chausse,
  • garbed,
  • trousered,
  • vested,
  • Hooded,
  • attired,
  • Dight,
  • clothed,
  • robed,
  • arrayed,
  • clad,
  • capped,
  • breeched,
  • dressed,
  • tricked out,
  • rigged out,
  • appareled.

• v.

  •clothe (verb)
  • attire,
  • turn out,
  • outfit,
  • costume,
  • array,
  • habilitate,
  • invest,
  • livery,
  • dud,
  • endue,
  • do up,
  • gown,
  • robe,
  • equip,
  • caparison,
  • coat,
  • dress,
  • dress up,
  • vest,
  • swathe,
  • suit up,
  • dandify,
  • drape,
  • jacket,
  • habit,
  • breech,
  • bedizen,
  • bedrape,
  • deck,
  • bundle up,
  • apparel,
  • swaddle,
  • rig,
  • mantle,
  • guise,
  • cloak,
  • fit,
  • dizen,
  • accouter,
  • endow,
  • raiment,
  • disguise,
  • primp,
  • spruce,
  • fit out,
  • garb,
  • tog,
  • enwrap.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cross dressing,
  • Corseted,
  • bespectacled,
  • debonair,
  • dapper,
  • dashing.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • tinged,
  • shaded,
  • harnessed,
  • pitched,
  • hued,
  • uniformed,
  • suited,
  • Complexioned,
  • rescued,
  • dyed,
  • tinted,
  • colored,
  • Cared,
  • fined,
  • Apparelled,
  • sicked,
  • geared.

Antonyms for Liveried:

• adj.

  • all
    unliveried.

• v.

  • clothe
    unclothe, reveal, take off, uncover.

Homophones for Liveried:

• leopard, lowbrowed, low-powered, leveret, leporide, labor day, lop-eared, lily-livered, liver rot, liberty, leporid, labourite, live birth, liberate, lipread, libretto, liparididae, louvered, lovebird, liverwort, lapboard, leporidae, labridae, labored, lip-read, Levirate, librate, liberated, loaf of bread, lowbred, laportea, luvaridae, laboured, liparidae, life-or-death.