Emily Dickinson Lexicon

founded, adj. [see found, v.]

Established; set; molded; [fig.] refined; denoting a quality of permanence, especially preceded by a melting or refining process. Of industry and ethics / And every founded thing

founder, n. [see found, v.]

founder (-ing, -ed, -s), v. [Fr.] (webplay: fall, ruinous).

Sink; capsize; collapse; [fig.] lose control, direction, or power.

fountain, n. [L.]

Source; origin.

four, adj. [OE.]

Amounting to four in number.

four, n. [OE.]

fourscore, adj. [see score, n.]

Amounting to four times twenty; eighty.

fourth, adj. [OE.]

Next after the third.

fox, n. [OE.]

Wild animal of the dog family.

foxglove (-'s), n. [OE foxes glofa.]

Common flowering plant.