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sue one's livery

sue one's livery verb: to ask for the writ delivering a freehold into the possession of its heir.

Verb

sue one's livery (third-person singular simple present sues one's livery, present participle suing one's livery, simple past and past participle sued one's livery)

  1. To ask for the writ delivering a freehold into the possession of its heir.

Forms of sue one's livery

third-person singular presentsues one's livery
present participlesuing one's livery
past participlesued one's livery
pastsued one's livery

Questions about sue one's livery

What does sue one's livery mean?
Sue one's livery means to ask for the writ delivering a freehold into the possession of its heir.
What part of speech is sue one's livery?
Sue one's livery is a verb.
What is the past tense of sue one's livery?
The past tense of sue one's livery is sued one's livery.

Words near sue one's livery in the dictionary

  1. Sudyumna
  2. Sudzha
  3. Sudzhansky
  4. sue
  5. sue me
  6. sue one's livery
  7. sue out
  8. Sue, Grabbit & Run
  9. Sue, Grabbit & Runn
  10. Sue, Grabbit & Runne
  11. Sue, Grabbit and Run

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