Livelong is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIVELONG in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a kind of stonecrop, aka orpine
• a stonecrop, especially orpine.
• perennial northern temperate plant with toothed leaves and heads of small purplish-white flowers
ADJECTIVE:
• whole or entire (referring to time)
• (of a period of time) entire
• long or seemingly long
• Whole; entire; long in passing; -- used of time, as day or night, in adverbial phrases, and usually with a sense of tediousness.
• Lasting; durable.
• (of time) constituting the full extent or duration
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• long in passing

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Words that contain LIVELONG

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How to use LIVELONG in a sentence

• Merry as a bird and playful as a kitten, the young girl was singing, singing the livelong day, and dancing with the utmost grace and freedom.
• Hawkins came twice a day to see her, I had no heart for school, but sat on that stile the livelong day, looking at the gabled house where she was lying ill.
• Arachne had set up her loom in the shade of a mulberry tree, where butterflies were flitting and grasshoppers chirping all through the livelong day.
• Here do we haunt, here toil, as is the wont Of labourers in the fields, the livelong day.
• Once seated, he grasped my hand as usual, and did not, through the livelong night, relinquish it altogether.
• On the other hand garrulous conversation, interspersed with boisterous laughter, lasted well-nigh the livelong day.
• And still she mourned, and still was sad, Through all the livelong day.
• It did not occur to her to think he might have grown tired of being with her the livelong day.
• How the child clung to him! She kept him by her side the livelong day, and held his hand as though she were afraid that he would slip away from her.
• The Indians made a feast time of it, and never ceased eating the livelong night.
• Even little Nan could help to pick the berries, and she and Martha were out on the hillsides all the livelong summer day.
• The West Saxon onwards, The Live-Long day in Linked order Followed the Footsteps of the Foul Foe.
• We walked and talked together the livelong day and a good part of the night, in spite of Mrs.
• Indeed, there was no one else to whom she could talk the livelong day.
• Why it was I cannot say That, through all the livelong day He seemed ever near to me.
• Hilliard aimed to be cosmopolitan, and it is pertinent to add that one of the chiefest delights of this, her annual pilgrimage, was to ride the livelong day in hansom cabs.
• She ate honey from the flowers, and drank dew out of the golden buttercups and danced and sang the livelong day.
• Nor could he account for the access of nervous irritability that possessed his patient all the livelong day, while waiting, as they all were, for the coming of Colonel Byrne.
• He would sit silently brooding throughout the livelong day, and neither the entreaties of Lenore nor the companionship of his wife availed to rouse him.
• We travelled the livelong day, barely making a halt at noon to bait our horses and refresh ourselves with a luncheon.
• He gazed and gazed at her all the livelong night, and she appeared as beautiful as when in life.
• As to myself, with Esther by my side the livelong day, I could not have asked the world to widen an inch.
• You must break all the Commandments WELL in this Western country, and Shorty should have stayed in Brooklyn, for he will be a novice his livelong days.
• How dreary to be somebody! How public, like a frog To tell your name the livelong day To an admiring bog! II.
• Very soon, he said, the hills will be folded in a dim blue veil, and sleep will perchance blot out the misery that has brooded in me all this livelong day, he muttered.
• The eleventh-hour Christians are the ones to mourn because they have lost the happiness that they would have found in service during the livelong day.
• These open spots had their benches, where you might sit and feast the eyes through the live-long summer day.
• Deborah West lay awake through the live-long night, tossing from side to side in her perplexity and thought.
• Not a soul came, however, throughout the livelong summer.
• All the livelong day Odysseus and his men sat and feasted.
• His crimes had condemned thousands to death and other thousands to live-long woe.
• Kubelik spent the live-long day before the concert practicing Sevcik exercises.

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