Emily Dickinson Lexicon

never (ne'er), adv. [OE ne, not + œfre, ever; see not, adv. and ever, adv.]

Did not; not ever; at no time.

never (ne'er), adv. [OE ne, not + œfre, ever; see not, adv. and ever, adv.]

Did not; not ever; at no time.

nevermore, adv. [see never , adv. + more, adj.]

Not again; no longer; at no future time.

nevermore, adv. [see never , adv. + more, adj.]

Not again; no longer; at no future time.

new (-er, -est), adj. [OE.]

Fresh; another; resurgent; resumed; recovered; restored; replacing; produced by change; [fig.] revitalized; resurrected; glorified; heavenly.

new (-er, -est), adj. [OE.]

Fresh; another; resurgent; resumed; recovered; restored; replacing; produced by change; [fig.] revitalized; resurrected; glorified; heavenly.

New England, proper adj. [OE Englaland, land of the Angles < OHG angul, angle, hook; see new, adj.] (webplay: descendants, people).

Colonies formerly owned by Britain; region named after England; northeastern part of the United States; area that includes Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island; highly-religious region; place known for industrious, frugal, and practical farmers; [fig.] home; mortality; (see ED letters).

New England, proper adj. [OE Englaland, land of the Angles < OHG angul, angle, hook; see new, adj.] (webplay: descendants, people).

Colonies formerly owned by Britain; region named after England; northeastern part of the United States; area that includes Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island; highly-religious region; place known for industrious, frugal, and practical farmers; [fig.] home; mortality; (see ED letters).

New Englandly, adv. [see New England, proper n.] (webplay: Britain).

Hopefully; optimistically; positively; with faith; [fig.] eternally.

New Englandly, adv. [see New England, proper n.] (webplay: Britain).

Hopefully; optimistically; positively; with faith; [fig.] eternally.