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Definition of living
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Living
(n.) Power of
continuing
life; the act of
living,
or
living
comfortably..
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Fleshpot
::
Fleshpot
(n.)
plenty;
high
living.
Animism
::
Animism
(n.) The
belief
that
inanimate
objects
and the
phenomena
of
nature
are
endowed
with
personal
life or a
living
soul; also, in an
extended
sense,
the
belief
in the
existence
of soul or
spirit
apart from
matter..
Sloughy
::
Sloughy
(a.)
Resembling,
or of the
nature
of, a
slough,
or the dead
matter
which
separates
from
living
flesh..
Annates
::
Annates
(n. pl.) The first
year's
profits
of a
spiritual
preferment,
anciently
paid by the
clergy
to the pope; first
fruits.
In
England,
they now form a fund for the
augmentation
of poor
livings..
Pinetum
::
Pinetum
(n.) A
plantation
of pine
trees;
esp., a
collection
of
living
pine trees made for
ornamental
or
scientific
purposes..
Quick
::
Quick
(superl.)
Alive;
living;
animate;
--
opposed
to dead or
inanimate.
Hexicology
::
Hexicology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
complex
relations
of
living
creatures
to other
organisms,
and to their
surrounding
conditions
generally..
Mendicant
::
Mendicant
(a.)
Practicing
beggary;
begging;
living
on alms; as,
mendicant
friars..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The act of
taking
foreign
matter,
as food, into a
living
body; the
process
of
nutrition,
by which dead
matter
is
absorbed
by the
living
organism,
and
ultimately
converted
into the
organized
substance
of its
various
tissues
and
organs..
Environment
::
Environment
(n.) That which
environs
or
surrounds;
surrounding
conditions,
influences,
or
forces,
by which
living
forms are
influenced
and
modified
in their
growth
and
development..
Fresh-water
::
Fresh-water
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
living
in, water not salt; as,
fresh-water
geological
deposits;
a
fresh-water
fish;
fresh-water
mussels..
Encrinoidea
::
Encrinoidea
(n. pl.) That order of the
Crinoidea
which
includes
most of the
living
and many
fossil
forms,
having
jointed
arms
around
the
margin
of the oral disk; -- also
called
Brachiata
and
Articulata.
See
Illusts.
under
Comatula
and
Crinoidea..
Handicraft
::
Handicraft
(n.) A man who earns his
living
by
handicraft;
a
handicraftsman.
Panspermy
::
Panspermy
(n.) The
doctrine
that all
organisms
must come from
living
parents;
biogenesis;
-- the
opposite
of
spontaneous
generation.
Backsettler
::
Backsettler
(n.) One
living
in the back or
outlying
districts
of a
community.
Ant-bear
::
Ant-bear
(n.) An
edentate
animal
of
tropical
America
(the
Tamanoir),
living
on ants. It
belongs
to the genus
Myrmecophaga..
Urban
::
Urban (a.)
Belonging
to, or
suiting,
those
living
in a city;
cultivated;
polite;
urbane;
as, urban
manners..
Order
::
Order (n.) A body of
persons
having
some
common
honorary
distinction
or rule of
obligation;
esp., a body of
religious
persons
or
aggregate
of
convents
living
under a
common
rule; as, the Order of the Bath; the
Franciscan
order..
Predatory
::
Predatory
(a.)
Living
by
preying
upon other
animals;
carnivorous.
Hatteria
::
Hatteria
(n.) A New
Zealand
lizard,
which,
in
anatomical
character,
differs
widely
from all other
existing
lizards.
It is the only
living
representative
of the order
Rhynchocephala,
of which many
Mesozoic
fossil
species
are
known;
--
called
also
Sphenodon,
and
Tuatera..
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