lived
adjective combining form(-lived)
having a life of a specified kind or length
lived
verb(-lived)
to be alive : have the life of an animal or plant
lived
verb(-lived)
to continue alive
lived
verb(-lived)
to maintain oneself : subsist
lived
adjective(-lived)
of or suggesting long-term human habitation or use; also : showing the effects of age or experience
lived
adjective(-lived)
having a long life : living a long time; also : characterized by long life
lived
adjective(-lived)
lasting a long time : enduring; also : existing, functioning, or active for a period of time that is longer than usual or expected
lived
adjective(-lived)
not living or lasting long
lived
idiom(-lived)
—used to say about something that it is extremely desirable or appealing by suggesting that everyone should experience it
lived
verb(-lived)
to live so as to wipe out the memory or effects of
lived
verb(-lived)
to live in one's place of employment : live in another's home
lived
idiom(-lived)
from that time forward —the phrase live happily ever after is also used to describe real people who are being compared in some way to characters in a fairy tale
lived
phrasal verb(-lived)
to agree with and follow (something, such as a set of beliefs)
lived
phrasal verb(-lived)
to survive by (doing something)