lively

As a proper noun lively

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As an adjective friskful is

brisk; lively; frolicsome.

As a proper noun lively

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As a verb chirk is

(especially as chirk up) to become happier.

As an adjective chirk is

(colloquial|us|chiefly|new england) lively; cheerful; in good spirits.

As a proper noun lively

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As an adjective vegetous is

(obsolete) vigorous; lively; active; vegete.

As adjectives the difference between lively and brisky

is that lively is full of life; energetic while brisky is somewhat brisk; lively; energetic.

As nouns the difference between lively and brisky

is that lively is Term of address.brisky is a britchka, a type of horse-drawn carriage.

As an adverb lively

is in a lifelike manner.

As a proper noun Lively

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As a proper noun lively

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As an adjective spriteful is

(obsolete) spirited, vivacious, lively.

As a proper noun lively

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As a verb sprunt is

(obsolete) to spring up; to germinate.

As a noun sprunt is

(obsolete) any short, stiff object.

As an adjective sprunt is

(obsolete) active; lively; vigorous.

As a proper noun lively

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As a noun krakowiak is

a lively, syncopated polish dance in duple time.

As a proper noun lively

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As a verb sprack is

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As a proper noun lively

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As a noun saltarello is

a lively medieval italian dance with a leaping step.

As a proper noun lively

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As an adjective jivey is

having a jive character: thus alternatively lively or bogus.