Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: fifth – film
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fifth, adj. [OE] (webplay: fourth).
One of five equal parts; (see Genesis 41:34).
fight, n. [see fight, v.] (webplay: country, enemy, fears, soldier).
Battle; struggle; crusade; trial; (see 1 Samuel 17:20).
fight (-ing, fought), v. [OE] (webplay: arms, battle, conquer, country, enemy, man, ship, war).
- Argue; contend; contest; grapple; (see Exodus 1:10).
- Struggle; defend; oppose; battling; requiring strength of body or spirit; (see Exodus 14:14).
figment, n. [L.]
Unreal; false; lacking in substance; product of the imagination.
figure (-s), n. [Fr.] (webplay: eminence, equal, faith, houses, knowledge, life, man, morning, order, person, sense, set, show, sides, soul, speaking, wings).
- Form; person; image; shape with great distinction; (see Deuteronomy 4:16).
- Estimate; answer; possible solution; (see Hebrews 9:9).
filament (-s), n. [L. filare, thread.] (webplay: flesh).
Strand; tie; link; bond between people.
file (-s), v. [OE.]
- Place in order; line one behind the other; march in order.
- Exit; leave; shed away.
fill (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [OE fyllan.] (webplay: abundance; afflictions; bear, become, bliss, brace, cold, corn, driest, earth, felt, full, glass, good, grow, hold, king, life, make, mill, more, night, put, sand, seas, summer, supply, sweet, time, want, water, well, whole, wing, years).
- Press; stuff; replete; supply; cause to abound; make universally present; (see Genesis 1:22).
- Absorb; contain; invade; occupy an empty space; (see Genesis 24:16).
- Stow; garner; store abundantly; stash; (see Exodus 16:32).
- Complete; satisfy; become content; accomplish; (see Ezekiel 7:19).
- Hold; carry out; possess; perform the duties of.
- Repair; fix; restore; mend.
film (-s), n. [OE] (webplay: eye).
Membrane; surface; thin covering.
film, v. [see film, n.]
Cloud up; grow dim; become obscure; lose the capacity for vision.