live² /līv/

1. Having life
2. Alive, not dead
3. (of a volcano) active, not extinct
4. Stirring
5. In operation or motion
6. Current, applicable, relevant
7. Unquarried or unwrought
8. Charged with energy (eg from electricity, explosives or other chemicals, etc) and still capable of discharge
9. Burning
10. Vivid
11. Of the theatre, etc, concerned with living performance as distinct from filming, broadcasting or televising
12. (of a broadcast) made directly from the actual event, not from a recording
13. (of a musical recording, video, etc) made during a concert performance
14. (of yoghurt) containing live bacteria
15. Fully operational (computing)
16. A fishmonger's word for very fresh

At, during, or as a live performance

-lived /-līvd or sometimes -livd/ combining form

Denoting having life (eg long-lived)

livˈen transitive verb

To enliven

To become lively

livˈener noun

live axle noun

Driving axle

live bait noun

A living animal as bait

liveˈbearer noun

A fish that gives birth to live young

liveˈ-bearing adjective

live birth noun

Birth in a living condition, opp to stillbirth

liveˈblog intransitive verb

To blog about an event while it is taking place

A blog in which an event is described as it is taking place

liveˈ-born adjective

liveˈ-box noun

1. A glass box for examining living objects under the microscope
2. A box for live fish

live cartridge noun

One containing a bullet, as opposed to a blank or a spent cartridge

live cell therapy noun

The use of specially prepared animal tissue to stimulate regeneration of diseased or damaged human tissue or cells (also called cellular therapy)

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