plural of living chamber

present participle of live out

(chiefly US, law) the claim that the Constitution holds a dynamic meaning that evolves to new circumstances and should be understood in accordance with the needs and views of society

(Canada, law) A doctrine of constitutional interpretation according to which the constitution must be read in a broad and progressive way so as to adapt it to the changing times.

present participle of cross-live

To earn barely enough money to live.

superlative form of living: most living

A surname.

plural of Livingood

(dated, psychotherapy) A small encounter group meeting in a private home.