livery
/ˈlɪvəri/Definitions
1. noun
a set of uniforms or distinctive dress worn by members of a particular organization or profession, especially a group of people who work together, such as a taxi company or a police force.
“The livery of the royal guards is easily recognizable by its bright red coats.”
2. noun
a color or design used in the uniforms or dress of a particular organization or profession.
“The company’s livery is a distinctive shade of blue.”
3. noun
the act of giving someone a horse or a vehicle for their use, especially for a particular period of time.
“The stable provided a livery for the horse for a month.”
4. verb
to give someone a horse or a vehicle for their use, especially for a particular period of time.
“The stable liveryed a horse to the rider for the day.”