Definition of livid:

part of speech: noun

Of a leaden or purplish color.

Usage examples :

• The sky was now a curious leaden color, and the wild barley shone a livid white against the dark riband of the trail; the air was very hot and there was not a breath of wind. "The Girl From Keller's Sadie's Conquest", - Harold Bindloss

• His face was ghastly white, and the scar on his cheek stood out livid in contrast with the white skin. "Montezuma's Castle and Other Weird Tales", - Charles B. Cory

• There was an ominous murmur, and the lad's face showed livid with fury and humiliation, but Winston turned quietly to the hotel keeper. "Winston of the Prairie", - Harold Bindloss

• She turned a livid twitching face up to his, her eyes beseeching his with infinite compassion. "From the Valley of the Missing", - Grace Miller White