oliver
/ˈoʊlɪvər/Definitions
1. noun
A masculine given name, often associated with Saint Oliver Plunkett, or a short form of names containing this element.
“Oliver is a popular boy’s name in many English-speaking countries.”
2. noun
A type of olive tree, particularly one that produces edible olives.
“The farm specialized in growing various types of olive trees, including the popular oliver.”
3. noun
A unit of length in the British Imperial system, equal to one-twelfth of a yard, or 2.54 centimeters.
“The fabric was sold by the oliver, making it easy to measure out the exact amount needed.”
4. noun
A type of olive, often used in cooking and as a garnish.
“The chef added sliced olivers to the salad for a burst of flavor.”
5. verb
To steal or pilfer, especially something valuable or of great worth.
“The thief olivered the expensive watch from the display case.”