Show
Group by
Sort by
Words to Describe liver
Compiled automatically from published text to show frequent word combinations.
Read More
Results may indicate historical usage, and do not reflect the views of Merriam-Webster.
Send us feedback.
Things liver often describes ("liver ________")
- tumours
- cells
- eating
- lobule
- cirrhosis
- studies
- transplant
- metabolism
- enzymes
- dysfunction
- size
- dehydrogenase
- transplantation
- sugar
- glycogen
- yin
- fire
- puncture
- imaging
- replacement
- function
- yang
- preparations
- tumors
- circulation
- meridian
- channel
- concentrations
- dulness
- metastases
- failure
- microsomes
- bile
- abnormalities
- enlargement
- fluke
- extracts
- pool
- disease
- results
- biopsy
- tenderness
- concentration
- diseases
- laceration
- complaint
- rot
- content
- necrosis
- lung
- volume
- blood
- biopsies
- storage
- sausage
- changes
- trauma
- scan
- wind
- test
- mass
- flow
- resection
- cancer
- meal
- regeneration
- edge
- weight
- damage
- morphology
- dullness
- oil
- histology
- stores
- scanning
- abscess
- eater
- lesions
- tests
- rejection
- trouble
- histopathology
- injury
- recipients
- spots
- cell
- therapy
- involvement
- complications
- kidney
- patients
- leaf
- flukes
How liver often is described ("________ liver")
- torpid
- raw
- neonatal
- impaired
- polar
- adult
- embryonic
- maternal
- shark
- alcoholic
- bad
- transplanted
- amyloid
- entire
- mammalian
- chopped
- infected
- loose
- nutmeg
- immature
- nodular
- perfused
- fat
- syphilitic
- called
- cod
- damaged
- chronic
- acute
- lardaceous
- waxy
- normal
- rat
- fresh
- pig
- healthy
- desiccated
- polycystic
- palpable
- enlarged
- artificial
- newborn
- disordered
- crude
- hog
- cooked
- induced
- foetal
- donor
- halibut
- fetal
- sluggish
- longest
- intact
- evil
- fried
- dried
- avian
- goose
- ruptured
- porcine
- abnormal
- bovine
- adjacent
- rabbit
- minced
- native
- fibrotic
- congested
- regenerating
- fatty
- injured
- rodent
- severe
- human
- fish
- diseased
- diabetic
- murine
- isolated
- cirrhotic
