Oliver

n. one of the twelve knights of Charlemagne; male first name; family name

n. triphammer operated by the foot

Oliver is a given name, also a surname, believed to derive from the Old French given name Olivier (though this may be a false etymology); the bearer of the olive branch; a corruption of a Germanic personal name, cognate with the Scandinavian name "Olaf" or "Ólafur," which carries the meaning of "ancestor," "forbear," or "talisman."[1]
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Oliver! is a British musical, with music and lyrics by Lionel Bart. It was made into a film directed by Carol Reed.It first appeared in the West End in 1960, and enjoyed a long run that launched the careers of several child actors, including Davy Jones, later of The Monkees, Phil Collins, later of Genesis, and Tony Robinson, later playing the role of Baldrick in the television series Black Adder. The rock star Steve Marriott (The Small Faces, Humble Pie) also featured in early line-ups, eventually graduating to the role of Dodger in the West End.
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Noun
1. United States jazz musician who influenced the style of Louis Armstrong (1885-1938)
(synonym) Joseph Oliver, King Oliver
(hypernym) jazz musician, jazzman

n. Oliver, one of the twelve knights of Charlemagne; male first name

n. Oliver, male first name; one of the twelve knights of Charlemagne; Oliver Cromwell, (1599-1658) English general and statesman (defeated the forces of Charles l in the English civil war)