Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: furlough – furze
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furlough (-s), n. [see furlong, n.]
Great quantity.
furnish (-s, -ed), v. [OFr.]
- Give; provide; supply.
- Decorate; garnish.
furniture, n. [Fr.]
Decorations; ornaments; appendages; accessories; furnishings of a house.
furrow, n. [OE.]
- Dell; dip; little vale; small ripple in the earth; [fig.] minor thing.
- Row; seam (play on sowing and sewing).
- Wrinkle; mark; track; line; [fig.] cloud cover; pattern of sunset light.
furrow, v. [see furrow, n.]
Clear; empty; plow; remove excess from; [fig.] melt; clear of snow by warmth.
further, adj. [OE; see far, adj.]
Later; more distant in time.
further, adv. [OE; see far, adv.]
At a greater distance.
furthest, adj. [OE; see far, adv.]
Last; only remaining.
furtive, adj. [Fr.]
Secretive; mysterious.
furze, n. [OE.]
Thorny, flowering plant.