to livin'
- verb
- /ˈlɪvɪn/
- Slang
- We're livin' our best life while enjoying every moment.
You make me feel like I'm living a Teenage Dream.
- You make me feel like I'm living a Teenage Dream.
- The woman Ted Bundy was living with saw it.
- And it was about how he had been living, you know?
- They regret living in that same damn story.
- We've kind of been living a double life.
- She was living it up, living up her single life, OK.
- Or worse, like you've been living in a house with Cash Baker?
- In the end I started running away, living on the streets of London.
Examples
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Hurry, this life that I'm living is mine, Just mine.
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You make me feel like I'm living a Teenage Dream.
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And it was about how he had been living, you know?
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Well, I mean, we're living in this crazy like.
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I'm just, I'm just living how I feel.
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We've kind of been living a double life.
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Here's the way we've been living on Earth.
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But yeah, I've been I've been living more in just joy.
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He's livin' in the fast lane, always chasing new adventures.
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I love how I'm livin' simply and appreciating the little things.
Synonyms
Full of energy and excitement
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Livin' is a casual form of the verb live, the same word as life, and it means 'to be alive' or 'to spend your life in a certain way'. So when people say they are livin', they mean they are living or enjoying life in the moment.