| damage liver | 1.58 | Her liver was damaged, apparently from her seat belt. | ||
| destroy liver | 1.18 | The disease destroyed his liver. | ||
| get liver | 0.72 | Who should get the liver? | ||
| attack liver | 0.66 | This virus attacks the liver and can be fatal. | ||
| receive liver | 0.66 | Many receive livers from their parents or other relatives. | ||
| remove liver | 0.59 | Remove liver. | ||
| affect liver | 0.53 | Hepatitis A affects the liver. | ||
| need liver | 0.53 | He needs a liver more than he ever needed a drink. | ||
| find liver | 0.46 | A suitable liver had been found. | ||
| cut liver | 0.39 | Cut liver into one-inch cubes. | ||
| allocate liver | 0.33 | Within three months, Donna Shalala, the secretary of health and human services, will submit final rules for allocating livers. | ||
| chop liver | 0.33 | Chopped liver? | ||
| harm liver | 0.33 | Researchers are frustrated that they cannot accurately predict which drugs will harm the liver. | ||
| rupture liver | 0.33 | The impact ruptured his liver. | ||
| serve liver | 0.33 | The livers should be served over rice. | ||
| add liver | 0.26 | Melt remaining butter, and add livers. | ||
| distribute liver | 0.26 | It would also create broader areas to distribute livers, so donations could travel further to reach a sicker patient. | ||
| eat liver | 0.26 | One grandfather was forced to eat the liver of his own grandson. | ||
| ruin liver | 0.26 | Alcohol ruined his liver. | ||
| share liver | 0.26 | I would be willing to share my liver with you. |