In more physical sense: Having the freshness and lively spirits of youth or good health; fresh, lively, sprightly, spirited. Obsolete.

Radiant or luminous in a spiritual, intellectual, aesthetic, etc., sense; brilliant, bright, splendid; animated, vivacious. Now rare.

Brisk, lively; in good spirits.

figurative. All in a flutter, high-spirited.

Lively, brisk, in high spirits; lusty, sprightly, merry; aggressively high-spirited, disposed to exult or triumph, ‘cocky’. Now dialect and in U.S.

Given to frisking; lively; playful.

Vigorous or lively; spirited. Cf. spirity, adj. 1 sprightly, adj.

Full of life and spirit; brisk, lively, frisky.

Full of spirit. Of a person: full of energy or animation; active, vigorous; lively, energetic (cf. sprightly, adj. 2a). Also: assertive, determined…

Apparently = crank, adj.1 2.

Animated, vivacious; jolly, cheerful.

Lively; cheerful.

That has bright or clear eyes; (figurative) glad, hopeful; alert, eager, animated.

Of a person: full of spirit, energy, or vitality; mettlesome; active, dynamic; vivacious. Now esp. (of an older person): physically vigorous; spry.

Spirited; animated, lively, vivacious. Now rare.

†(a) high-spirited (see stomach, n. 6) (obsolete); (b) having a large stomach.

Esp. of a person or animal: full of spirit; characterized by animation, energy, vivacity, or boldness; spirited; mettlesome. Now rare.

Spirited; animated, lively, vivacious. rare after 18th cent. Cf. spirituous, adj. 2.

Full of life or animation, lively.

Full of, characterized by, or exhibiting vivacity or liveliness; animated, brisk, lively, sprightly. Of persons, the mind, disposition, etc.

Of a person: extremely lively, animated; talkative. Now rare.

Lively, animated; (of the senses or intellect) keen, attentive, aware.

Like air in its lightness and buoyancy. Lively, sprightly; cheerful, vivacious. Now chiefly Irish English.

Full of the activity and movement of life, enlivened; spirited, lively, vivacious.

Of persons: brilliant, animated, sprightly.

slang. ? Lively, ‘nice’. Cf. bobbish, adj.

Vivacious, lively.

Lively; with the full activity of life; = animated, adj.

U.S. Full of life or spirit; (of an animal, esp. a horse) frisky, skittish, high-spirited.

In a neutral or positive sense: self-assured, bold, or spirited; cheeky; vigorous, lively. Frequently with reference to speech: confidently sharp…

Cheerful and lively; = chipper, adj.

Emitting sparks; also, lively, vivacious.

Originally and chiefly U.S. Full of or characterized by strong emotion, great tension, or excitement; (of a person) highly strung; on edge.

U.S. = high-lifed, adj. 2 Now rare.

Full of energy or vigour; spirited, lively.

Full of life or energy; vigorous.

Lively, exciting, spirited; bright, vivid, gaudy; showy, flashy, ostentatious.

colloquial (originally and chiefly U.S.). Cheerful, happy; hopeful, optimistic, positive; lively, vigorous.

Lively, amusing, energetic; striking.

Sparkling; that sparkles. Also figurative, lively.