alive-like
/əˈlʌɪvlʌɪk/Now rare
adjective
With all the appearance of being alive. Chiefly in alive and alive-like: alive and likely to live, alive and well.
Origin
Late 16th century. From alive + -like. Compare lifelike.
- rubrician
- rubricism
- rubricist
- rubricize
- rubricked
- rubrification
- rubriform
- rubrify
- rubrish
- rubrisher
- rub salt into the (or someone's) wound
- rub shoulders (or elbows)
- rub shoulders with
- rub someone (or rub someone up) the wrong way
- rub someone out
- rub something down
- rub something out
- rubster
- rubstone
- rub-up
- rubus
- ruby
- ruby anniversary
- ruby-back
- ruby-backed