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sued one's livery

sued one's livery is the simple past and past participle of sue one's livery.

Meaning of sue one's livery

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.

Questions about sued one's livery

What is sued one's livery the simple past and past participle of?
Sued one's livery is the simple past and past participle of sue one's livery.

Words near sued one's livery in the dictionary

  1. Suebic
  2. Sueco-
  3. Suecophile
  4. Suecophiles
  5. sued
  6. sued one's livery
  7. sued out
  8. sueda
  9. suede
  10. suede-shoe operator
  11. suede-shoe operators

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