liver cough love

The correct way of saying "live, laugh, love."

liver cough love

by 7568ino March 12, 2024

Liver pop

death

the entire GC is offline... they got liver pop

I think he's dead guys he got liverpopped

by rollbacker July 23, 2024

Liver Emperor

A true gamer that has sacrificed a ridiculous amount of time to achieve greatness in gaming, at the expense of the health of their guts.

Which is something that rarely ever succeeds. Don't waste your entire life on games, kids.

The term is a translation from the Chinese term 肝帝.

Soon enough, Lin Yuan got matched with an opponent on the 24th floor and checked his opponent’s personal information card.

【
Name: Wang Shuai

Spirit Qi Occupation: Defense-type Professional

Duel Record: Duels: 1557, Wins: 790, Losses: 767, Highest Floor: 31
】

Lin Yuan silently raised his brows. I got matched with a Liver Emperor! He has actually fought 1557 duels!

- Fey Evolution Merchant (Chapter 183)

by Zitialien October 26, 2025

chopped liver

Someone perceived as being of little value or worth, as evidenced by being ignored when others are getting attention. Usually used as a semi-rhetorical question. Origin probably in American Jewish humor of the early-to-mid 20th century.

"What am I, chopped liver?" "What do I look like, chopped liver?"

by Joel K. December 28, 2005

local liver

1. (noun) a person who lives locally.

Live: live, life, alive

-er: (suffix) someone who, someone who does

2. a phrase googled, usually by tourists visiting a 3rd world country, looking for a cheap hepatic transplantation (liver transplant).

1. John never left the city limits his whole life. He is a real local liver.

by asian persuasion February 16, 2013

invisible chopped liver

The accomplished martyr’s ultimate verbal and emotional weapon when trying to get some sympathy.

What am I, invisible chopped liver?

by Dr Bunnygirl June 19, 2021

shit on the liver

Possibly Australian in origin. When someone has "shit on the liver" it usually means they are in a bad mood.

The old folk song "the cane-cutter's lament" has the term in its fourth stanza:
"The cane was bad the cutters were mad
The cook had shit on the liver
And I'll never cut cane for that bastard again
On the banks of the Barron River"

by Big Hugh Ness November 19, 2007