Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: footless – ford
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footless, adj. [see foot, n.]
Having no feet.
footman (footmen), n. [see foot, n.]
Manservant in livery employed chiefly to attend the carriage and serve in the house.
fop, n. [Fr. fat.]
Dog; [fig.] 13801420 To those who've nothing more – / The Fop – the Carp – the Atheist
for, prep. [OE.]
forbid (-s), v. [OE.]
- Prohibit; interdict; command to forbear.
- Oppose; hinder; obstruct.
forbidden, adj. [see forbid, v.]
Prohibited.
force (-s), n. [Fr.]
- Strength; active power; vigor; might; energy.
- Momentum.
- That which causes an operation or moral effect.
- Moral power to convince the mind.
- Resources in war; armament; troops.
- Destiny; necessity; compulsion.
- Inner power.
force (-ed, -s, forcing), v. [see force, n.]
- Compel; coerce.
- Overpower by strength.
- Impel; press; drive; draw; push.
forcing, n. [see force, n.]
Pressing out of breath; difficulty in breathing.
ford, v. [OE place name.]
Pass through; get closer to the other side of something.