liver



What am I, chopped liver?

A semi-serious expression of frustration, anger, or indignation at having been overlooked and/or regarded as inferior. The phrase likely originated as a part of Jewish humor, referring to the serving of chopped liver as a common side dish (thus overlooked in favor of the main course), the taste of which many do not find appealing. A: "Mary is so smart, talented, and creative, I wish she were my best friend!" B: "And what am I then, chopped liver?" They said they wanted to hire someone else for the job. What am I, chopped liver?
See also: chop

lily-livered

  (literary)
not brave I've never seen such a lily-livered bunch of wimps in my life!

chopped liver

n. someone or something worthless. And who am I? Chopped liver?
See also: chop, liver

lily-livered

mod. cowardly. That lily-livered guy is up hiding under his bed till this blows over.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Anouska-Various
CedricSED-rikEnglish
Alice['ælis]
Mathys-French
Beatabe-AH-tah (Polish, German)Polish, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Late Roman
Dilys-Welsh