Results for live

Definitions of live:

part of speech: noun

LIVER.

part of speech: verb transitive

To pass spend; as, to live a happy life.

part of speech: adjective

( liv), ing life; burning; as, a live coal; full activity or interest; as, a live topic.

part of speech: verb transitive

To spend: to act in conformity to:- pr. p. living; pa. t. and pa. p. lived.

part of speech: adjective

Having life: alive, not dead: active: containing fire: burning: vivid.

part of speech: adjective

Having life; not dead; active.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To exist or have life; pass life; as, to live happily; reside; as, live in a house; to get support or to sub; as, to live on meat; to continue to e life; as, to live to be old.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To have life: to continue in life: to be exempt from death: to last: to subsist: to enjoy life, to be in a state of happiness: to be nourished or supported: to dwell.

part of speech: verb

To exist or have being; to feed or subsist; to continue in; to dwell; to have a settled residence in any place; to reside with; to continue or endure; to flourish; to remain undestroyed; in Scrip., to be exempt from spiritual death; to attain or approach to immortality.

Usage examples for live:

• I don't live long now, Mr. Cardigan. "Cardigan", Robert W. Chambers

• How shall we live "Blind Love", Wilkie Collins

• Well, it doesn't matter, now that Tom will live "The Imaginary Marriage", Henry St. John Cooper

• How will he ever live with her? "Philistia", Grant Allen