an organized social activity, campaign, or maneuver

the state of being alive and the activities, experiences, and conditions that characterize it

energy, vigor, or the capacity for growth and activity

lively, animated, or energetic in spirit or movement

to work; to be employed

the state or property of being chemically or biologically active; reactivity

quick and light in movement or action

manual labor or a specific job or task to be performed

to come back to life, literally or figuratively; to return to a state of activity or existence

to activate

the particular way in which a person or group lives

full of life, energy, or spirit; animated and vivacious in personality, style, or atmosphere

to serve someone right; to be what one deserves, usually in the context of a negative outcome

real, living, or vivid, often describing an example or a person

to remain alive or continue to exist, particularly after a life-threatening event or in difficult conditions

the amount of money needed to pay for food, rent, and other basic necessities

(of food ingredients) live or fresh

to stay alive or keep living, often in the face of danger or hardship

to provide for someone, such as a family, by providing food, clothing, and other necessities of life

to apply knowledge, principles, or skills in a creative and flexible manner

feeling or showing pleasure, joy, or contentment

while still alive, often describing suffering or dying

the state of living or dying; fate or destiny

to improve blood circulation (Chinese medicine)

to bring back to life

to make active, dynamic, or lively, especially in the context of an economy, market, or organization

to bury alive

to be busily occupied with tasks or chores

a person who witnesses a crime and is not killed by the perpetrator

to capture alive

the percentage of living organisms (such as seedlings, animals, or transplanted tissues) that remain alive after a specific process

a through road or a way to survive a difficult situation

a unique skill or talent that one is particularly good at and which is difficult for others to imitate

to survive (typically of a plant or seedling after transplanting)

a biological organism or entity that is in a living state

To hover between life and death or be within an inch of one's life, often due to physical injury or illness.

farm work

the statistical proportion of individuals in a group who remain alive over a specific period of time, especially in a medical or biological context

night life

describing a situation of irreconcilable conflict or competition where only one side can survive or succeed

relating to a bank account or deposit that can be withdrawn at any time without a fixed term