live

Broadcasting live on radio or television for the public

Made earlier for people to watch or listen to later

Recorded on audio or video tape for later use

To hide the truth about yourself by pretending something else is true

To have the life you always wanted after hard work

Lead a life full of risk and excitement by doing dangerous things

To be very excited about something and always make it a main part of life

A couple who live together and have sex without being married, often seen as wrong by some people

To have a happy, full life and treat others well

Have a very comfortable life with lots of money

Not knowing things most people know

To depend completely on a belief or rule

To be less known or important because someone else is more famous

To live very simply and avoid extra comforts

People who use violence are likely to die violently

To stay constantly in someone's thoughts and annoy them

A shout showing support and wishing the king a long life

A person who makes others laugh and enjoy themselves

Music played in front of people, not from a recording

Present in person and not imaginary

A baby born showing any sign of life

A large tree with green leaves all year that grows in the southern United States

A person or animal that is not dead

A person who is very lively and full of energy

A wire that is carrying electric current and is dangerous to touch

Musicians play jazz music for people at a place not from a recording

Steam at full pressure from a boiler used to run engines or machines

A medium-sized evergreen oak tree with leathery spiny-edged leaves that grows in dry canyons in southwestern US and northwestern Mexico

An evergreen oak tree with small, thick, spiny dark green leaves that grows on the coast of California

A short bushy evergreen tree that grows along the west coast of North America with small thick spiny leaves

A bar under a vehicle that sends engine power to the wheels

A weight on a structure that changes, like people or vehicles

A small bush from the tropics whose leaves fold when touched and that has sharp thorns

A small brightly colored fish that gives birth to young that can swim when born

A small hardy plant with thick leaves that forms low clusters and small purple and white flowers

An evergreen tree with thick leaves that grows in dry hills of western North America

A music show you go to in person

A medicine taken by mouth that contains three weakened live polio viruses to protect against polio

An evergreen tree from the southern United States with wide, spreading branches and very hard wood