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Lavery:

1. Noun:

a) A surname of Scottish origin. It is derived from the Old French word "lavoir" meaning "to wash" and was initially used as an occupational name for someone who worked as a launderer or washerman.

Example sentence: My friend's last name is Lavery, which has been in their family for generations.

b) (Local) In certain regions, it may refer to a local place or landmark.

Example sentence: The Lavery Bridge is a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts in our town.

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2. Adjective:

a) (Popular) Describing an artwork, painting, or style that resembles the work of Sir John Lavery, an Irish painter known for his portraits and landscapes.

Example sentence: The art gallery showcased a stunning Lavery-inspired collection.

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3. Verb:

a) (Rare) To edit or make changes to a document or piece of content, especially through the use of a specific software or program.

Example sentence: I need to lavery the manuscript before sending it to the publisher.

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4. Noun:

a) (Rare) In certain technical contexts, Lavery could refer to the process of accessing a privileged administrative account.

Example sentence: The lavery was successful, granting the user full administrative control.

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