Emily Dickinson Lexicon

dense, adj. [L. dens-us.] (webplay: parts, Thick).

1. Obscure; difficult to see through; [fig.] intricate; complicated.
2. Many; numerous.

dense, adv. [see dense, adj.]

Thickly; heavily; extensively; sweepingly.

dent, n. [OE dynt.] (webplay: body, made).

Gap; notch; small hollow; stroke; blow.

denuded, verbal adj. [L. dēnūdā-re, make naked, lay bare]

Lesser; stripped; exposed.

deny (-ied, -ing), v. [Fr. dénier < L. dēnegāre, say no, refuse.] (webplay: can, fact, infidel, no, one's, says, shall, statement).

1. Refuse; contradict; disclaim; reject; not permit; (see Genesis 18:15).
2. Withhold; repudiate; reserve; (see 1 Kings 2:16).
3. Forsake; disown; abandon; leave; (see Joshua 24:27).

denying, verbal adj. [see deny, v.] (webplay: self).

Contradicting; disciplining; controlling; ascetic.

depart (-s, -ed, -ing), v. [OFr depart-ir < L. dispertīre, divide.] (webplay: cease, die, favor, fire, followed, found, go, God, have, judgments, land, lettest, live, lost, men, now, own, part, peace, place, pleading, thy, way, will, world).

1. Leave; exit; withdraw; go away from; (see Genesis 12:4).
2. Die; expire; perish; leave earthly existence; (see Zechariah 10:11).

departed, n. [see depart, v.] (webplay: God, men).

Deceased ones; dead persons; persons separated from the living.

departed, verbal adj. [see depart, v.] (webplay: father, fire, go, God, own, separate, will).

1. Detached; distanced by time; lost; absent.
2. Gone; perished; separated by death; [fig.] consumed; destroyed; obliterated; reduce to ashes.
3. Abandoned; deviated; desisted.

departing, verbal adj. [see depart, v.] (webplay: go, God, lettest, life, own, servant, vanish, will).

1. Dimming; fleeing; fading; shriveling; withering.
2. Leaving; retreating.
3. Expiring; dying; final; (see Genesis 35:18).