livery
/ˈlɪvəri/
noun
- A special uniform worn by servants, officials, or members of a group, especially in the past.
- In medieval times, a knight's servants often wore his family's livery.
- The hotel doorman's livery included a top hat and a long coat.
- The palace guards wore a distinctive red and gold livery.
- The business of keeping and caring for horses or vehicles for hire.
- He kept his horse at a livery stable near the park.
- Before cars, many cities had livery stables where you could hire a horse.
- The old livery business also rented carriages to tourists.
- A company that rents out vehicles, such as cars or boats.
- We rented a van from a local livery for the move.
- He works for a car livery that provides transportation for weddings.
- The boat livery on the lake offers kayaks and paddleboards.