I am LIVING

Also can be said as "I'm living!", or "LIVING". A term used to describe feeling great, and on top of the world about something. They could also say it during something they highly enjoy.

Halloween! My favorite time of year, i'm already at this costume party and I am LIVING.
It's 2017 and i'm downtown watching the ball drop. LIVING.
Currently painting my nails rainbow colors. LIVING
I am LIVING for this new coffin bath bomb!

by Shirleythememefactory October 30, 2016

Living

To love something full out, or wholeheartedly.

Oh my god! I am LIVING for that photo spread in Vogue this month! It was perfection.

Girl, Liza was giving me songs last night! I was LIVING for it!

by Loretta Codetta December 22, 2008

liekingz

to like something, in LOLspeak.

do you like it?

"r you of teh liekingz?"

by ohjar September 13, 2009

livin' bitch

A living situation where one is cramped into a tiny room or sleeping on the couch or floor in another person's living space.

I'd invite you to come over but I'm livin' bitch until I find a new job and can afford a better place.

by amanda boekelheide December 31, 2007

30 years old and still living with your parents

Either a pathetic loser or a member of the lost generation that got screwed over by Bush, the oil industry, and the banks. If it's the latter, when you graduated from college, housing prices were through the roof, health insurance costs were insane, and the average salary was pathetic... then the economy tanked. Now, you're back living in the home your parents owned when they were your age. You're sleeping in your childhood bedroom, in the bed where you used to dream about what life would be like when you grew up.

Even though you studied hard, never ran up any credit card debt, never broke the law, and generally did everything society asked you to do AND even though you work 40 hours a week at a salary position, you're 30 years old and still living with your parents. By the time the economy pulls it's self out of this slump, you'll be too old to have a family of your own, or to be seriously considered for any non-dead-end job. You're not sure where you'll live when your parents retire in a year or two and sell the house, but, as the responsible and realistic planner you are, you've already begun buying Ramen Noodles in bulk.

by everyonethinksyouareafailure March 9, 2012

Polish living room

An open garage in which a carpet has been laid down and a screen door installed. Common during the summertime in Western New York to provide a cool lounging area protected from the weather and insects. These temporary rooms often include couches and televisions to facilitate relaxation.

After a game of kan jam, we relaxed in the Polish living room and drank a few beers.

by DrScientistPhD May 22, 2015

Governor Livingston High School

A high school in Berkeley Heights, a smallish town in northern New Jersey. With a population of no more than 2,000 students, there is not an ounce of diversity, with the exception of some Asians and indians. You will see no more than 2 black people per grade, and the lack of diversity gives the town its infamous nickname it bears, Berkeley Whites. Governor Livingston is the epitome of a bigoted small town high school. The students are either competing to go to ivy schools, have their parents pay them into some mediocre private school, or, attend rutgers, ucc, or msu. The teachers and faculty get cancelled and flamed every months when racist or homophobic issues get exposed, but it all washes over in a few months, the “change” being a new student run diversity club. The gym bathrooms are not for traditional restroom uses. Every time you enter, you will find at least one student skipping class, and the entire bathroom getting hotboxed from nicotine addicts. If you go in the morning, you’ll find many students crammed into the big stall, passing a cart around, trying to get high before class starts. Any words or story’s you tell to your friend in that bathroom, the entire will find out about. Any male teacher in the school is most likely a pedophile, and that change increases at the same rate of their age.

Person 1- How did you get into this mediocre private university, you don’t have a single brain cell?
Person 2- oh, I went to Governor Livingston High School and my parents bought the university a building
Person 1-right.

by the305ers August 28, 2021