Emily Dickinson Lexicon

forge, n. [L.]

1. Furnace for melting and refining metal.
2. [Fig.] test of life; workings to become perfected.

forget (-ing, -s), v. [OE.]

Disremember; to lose knowledge; pass from memory

forgive, v. [OE.]

1. Pardon; excuse a fault.
2. Forget a sin (see Luke 23:34).
3. Accept a change.

forgiven, adj. [see forgive, v.]

Pardoned; one absolved from sin.

forgiveness, n. [see forgive, v.]

Act of pardoning.

forgot, verbal adj. [see forgotten, verbal adj.]

forgotten, verbal adj. [OE.]

Lost; neglected; overlooked, not remembered

fork, n. [OE.]

Location where a road splits in two; [fig.] division into branches.

fork (-ed), v. [see fork, n.]

Attack by separating and spreading in direction, simultaneously encompassing the prey.

form (-s), n. [L.]

1. Shape; body; figure.
2. Manner of arrangement.
3. Kind; variety.