The large organ in the body that filters blood and aids digestion.

Liver comes from Old English 'lifer,' shared with other Germanic languages such as German 'Leber.' The word is ancient and well established across the Germanic family. It was historically thought to be the seat of emotions, giving rise to various figurative uses.

A garment covering the legs from waist to ankle.

Pants is a shortening of 'pantaloons', a style of trousers named after Pantalone, a comic character in Italian theatre who wore tight trousers. The shortened form became standard in American English. In British English, 'pants' more often refers to underwear.