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loving life 

An expression (verb) used when in high spirits to illustrate a person is in the process of 'loving life'. The phrase can be used in casual conversation or as a declaration in it's own right. Use of the remark in daily life ranges from airing a person's feelings of happiness to using the term as a catchphrase when in a state of euphoria. When used online on social networking sites the spelling 'lovin lyf' is often taken.
Jack: I just bought this top for £2.
Jamie: LOVING LIFE.

Jack: Are you loving life?
Jamie: Yes.

Jamie: We're going to this cool party tonight...
Jack: LOVING LIFE.
loving life by wwbcdic September 27, 2011
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loving life 

A generic verb used to describe overall promiscuous/risky behavior by newly-single girls who have apparently gone off the deep-end upon breaking off their prior relationship. Generally entails sleeping around, hanging out with dude bros, being drunk and/or high on pills most hours of the day. Often associated as being a primary interest/activity of the D.S.B.
She says she's 'loving life', but what she really means is that she's into being a dirty whore these days.
loving life by zheroen July 6, 2010

Living life on the run 

Running away from your problems. Moving from place to place trying to find peace.
“How’s life lil bra.”
“Nothing much, been living life on the run lately.”
Living life on the run by _Di0r November 24, 2021

Living the life of a lotto winner 

Enjoying all the benefits of wealth without doing any work, usually because of the generosity of parents.
She: Wow, that guy is lucky: he's unemployed and living with his parents in their mansion, his mother is a great cook, he has the use of his father's Mini Cooper, and spends most of his time swimming, playing golf, and, generally, anything that he wants to do.
He: Yeah, he's living the life of a lotto winner.

Living Your Life 

Living your life is like...being alive. It's having fun, unique expiriences, its just doing something...new. Something to feel alive. (Not like drugs or alchohal)
Living Your Life:
-Sliding down your roof on a matress...

-Climbing a mountain....

-Visiting a new Country

-Trying a new food...

-Being Creative

-Crashing a wedding

-Starring at the stars and fireworks on your roof, at midnight on new years eve

Living the life of Reiley 

After I get my big raise in June, I'll be living the life of Reiley.

lovin the life of dawn 

a term for saying your ready to die
damn i suck at life, im lovin the life of dawn
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