Living

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Possessing life. adjective

In active function or use. adjective

Of persons who are alive. adjective

Relating to the routine conduct or maintenance of life. adjective

Full of life, interest, or vitality. adjective

True to life; realistic. adjective

Used as an intensive. adjective

The condition or action of maintaining life. noun

A manner or style of life. noun

A means of maintaining life; livelihood. noun

A church benefice, including the revenue attached to it. noun

Being alive; having life or vitality; not dead: as, a living animal or plant.

In actual existence; having present vigor or vitality; now in action or use; not lifeless, stagnant, inert, or disused: applied to things: as, living languages; a living spring; living faith.

Furious; fierce: applied by seamen to a gale: as, a living gale of wind.

Existing in the original state and place; being as primarily formed and situated: only in the phrases living rock, living stone.

The act or the condition of existing; the state of having life; power of continuing life. noun

Period of life; term of existence. noun

Manner or course of life: as, holy living. noun

Means of subsistence; estate; livelihood. noun

Specifically— An ecclesiastical office by virtue of which the clerk or incumbent has the right to enjoy certain church revenues on condition of discharging certain services prescribed by the canons, or by usage, or by the conditions under which the office has been founded. (See induction, 2.) In the reign of Henry VIII. a system of “pluralities” was established, whereby the same clerk might hold two or more livings; but in the reign of Victoria this privilege, which was attended with great abuses, has been repeatedly abridged; and no clerk may now hold two livings unless the churches so attached are within three miles of each other, and the annual value of one of them does not exceed one hundred pounds. noun

To be alive; to have life.

To have permanent residence somewhere, to inhabit, to reside.

To survive; to persevere; to continue.

To cope.

To pass life in a specified manner.

To spend, as one's life; to pass; to maintain; to continue in, constantly or habitually.

To act habitually in conformity with; to practice; to exemplify in one's way of life.

To outlast danger; to float (said of a ship, boat, etc).

(followed by "on" or "upon") To maintain or support one's existence; to provide for oneself; to feed; to subsist.

To make the most of life; to experience a full, rich life.

Live a Live is a squaresoft RPG released on Septemeber 2 of 1994 and then, unoficially translated in English, is well known for it's interesting mechanics and gameplay aswell the incredible and outstanding music made by Yoko Shimomura, the same person who composed music for games like Kindgdom Hearts, and the later entries of Mario & Luigi RPG. Urban Dictionary

Left me years ago... Urban Dictionary

Something I don`t have. Urban Dictionary

The basic want to be alive. Had by most lifeforms Urban Dictionary

To love something full out, or wholeheartedly. Urban Dictionary

Jumping, full of people, exciting. Something was very enjoyable Urban Dictionary

If you spell it backwords it's devil..think about it. Urban Dictionary

Kick ass John Carpenter movie starring ROWDY Roddy Piper!!!! Snatchfaced aliens are tricking humans by using a machine to make them look like us. But Piper (who is never given a name in the movie) is the only one who can see them with his sunglasses. No, really. Supposed to be, according to Carpenter, an example of blind consumerism and republican economics Urban Dictionary

A slang word to replace awesome, cool, neat, fun and all the variants of those words. Its origins are nonspecific, though it's popularity started to rise due to its use by Aja in the Netflix Original 3Below: Tales of Arcadia. Urban Dictionary

That's what you do after you are born and before you die. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to living:
living, lining, giving, loving, diving, liking, laving, riving, liming, jiving, hiving, livin, wiving, fiving.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word living:
householder, couples, husband, household, alone, female, size, households, present, older, average, together, individuals, unmarried, male, married, quarters, poverty, organisms, age, wage, family, hiv, expenses, wife, room, relatives.

Words that rhyme with living:
giving, thanksgiving, misgiving, forgiving, caregiving, unforgiving, reliving, sieving, outliving, liv ing.

Adjectives that are often used to describe living:
daily, worth, good, own, everyday, independent, decent, right, free, comfortable, urban, better, christian, communal, modern, honest, day, healthy, holy, riotous, luxurious, simple, non, normal, plain, healthful, successful, clean, happy, longer, rural, democratic, hard, bare, easy, gracious, chinese, ordinary, suburban, precarious, righteous, effective, outdoor, loose, elderly, meager, modest, civilized, mere, virtuous, creative, cooperative, japanese, rational, rich, ever, wholesome, adequate, cost, collective, peaceful, godly, fair, extravagant, harmonious, scanty, noble, institutional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective living:
room, index, matter, things, adjustments, species, forms, organisms, increases, animals, rooms, bacteria, nematodes, adjustment, stages, resources, increase, cells, space, god, allowance, wage, chimpanzees, facilities, systems, allowances, facility, material, stage, amoebae, world, health, organism, quarters, populations, indexes, creatures, environment, objects, protozoa, flatworms, birds, substances, history, dining, fire, fish, beings, population, learning, larvae, indices, bonus, materials, bodies, microorganisms, clauses, males, nematode, differences, primates, adults, animal, individuals, relatives, monkeys, vertebrates, fishes, components, existence, generation, entities, standards, amebae, invertebrates, mammals, substance, worms, figures, plants, algae, clause, ancestors, amebas, subjects, phase.

Consonant match to living:
loving, leaving, laving, liv ing.

Words that sound like living:
living, loving, leaving, livin, laving, levin, love him, love-in, love in, lovin, live in, livings, lavin, leave in, live-in, levain, livering, leaven, loven, levon, levan, liven, leveling, levine, leven, laven, lavon, leuven, lavan, levering, gloving, lovering, lavonne, levene, luffing, levying, love on, lovan, level, laughing, lying, longing, laying, licking, shoving, slaving, livy, livia, loafing, livi, leering, livvy, leaching, lowing, lovell, leeching, laing, cleaving, latching, leafing, leavings, levey, live on, lavelle, looing, lawing, livan, luing, lived-in, sleeving, levu, lidding, leave home, louvain, litvin, levo-, ligging, leva, lovage, levage, levanger, giving, having, waving, weaving, shaving, heaving, leval, laval, halving, waiving, leavell, hiving, hoving, wiving, leveille, lava, lavage, alevin, lairing.