liverpool

n. a large city and port in northwest England, famous for being the home of The Beatles.

n. a city and metropolitan borough in Merseyside, England, historically significant as a global port and cultural hub.

“We took a train to Liverpool to visit the museums near the docks.”

“The regeneration of the Liverpool waterfront has transformed the city's former industrial docks into a vibrant cultural and commercial district.”

n. a very famous and successful professional football team from the city of Liverpool.

n. Liverpool Football Club, a professional association football team based in Anfield, competing in the Premier League.

“Liverpool won their match last night with a goal in the final minute.”

“Supporters of Liverpool are known for their passionate rendition of the anthem 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before every home game.”

Informal

n. a jump for horses that has a small pool of water or a blue cloth underneath it.

n. an equestrian jump consisting of a vertical or oxer fence with a ditch, water tray, or tarpaulin placed beneath the rails.

“The horse hesitated for a second before jumping over the liverpool.”

“The course designer placed a wide liverpool at the final turn to test the horses' focus and scope under pressure.”

Technical