1) continuing for a very long time (abiding)
2) causing great annoyance, especially because of continuing for too long (ad nauseam)
3) (of a disease or physical condition) continuing for a long time (chronic)
4) the act of continuing (continuation)
5) continuing for a long time (lasting)
6) continuing throughout the whole year; lasting for a very long time; living for more than two years (perennial)
7) (of a person) deliberately continuing to do wrong; (of behaviour) unreasonable (perverse)
8) that which follows or arises out of (an earlier event); a story, film etc continuing the plot etc (of an earlier one) (sequel)
9) without movement or sound; not having bubbles; (of an action, situation) continuing as in the past; a quiet and calm atmosphere (still)
10) the state of continuing to live or exist (survival)
continuing for a very long time
continuing or existing for an indefinite time
(of a disease or physical condition) continuing for a long time
incessant, never-ending
coming one after the other in regular order
in sequence
the act of continuing
addition; maintenance
the ability to endure
bearing hardship; staying power
the act of extending or being extended; an additional part
enlargement, continuation
continuing for a long time
enduring, unending
(only in) 'the livelong day/night' = all day/night
lasting
alive, especially now; a means of keeping alive, of earning what is needed for life
existing, active
continuing; in progress
continuous
waiting to be decided or settled; until
about to happen
continuing throughout the whole year; lasting for a very long time; living for more than two years
enduring, perpetual
making continuous forward movement; increasing by regular amounts
liberal; growing
remaining
leftover
of, in or forming a series; a story, TV play etc produced in parts
in continuing order
established and in use; duration; a position or reputation
permanent
staying, having stayed, the same
unaltered
never coming to an end
certain, unchanging
never wanting to stop
determined, persevering
surviving (in reduced size etc) from an earlier form
leftover
