Emily Dickinson Lexicon

famish (-ing), v. [L. fames, hunger.] (webplay: starve).

Starve; deprive; hunger; (see Proverbs 10:3).

famous, adj. [see fame, n.]

1. Notable; celebrated; much talked about; renowned; (see Ruth 4:14).
2. Distinguished; prominent; praised; reputable; (see 1 Chronicles 5:24).

fan, n. [OE] (webplay: breath, cool, face, fire, thrown, wind, woman's).

1. Means used to move air; beautiful decoration used by women.
2. Bellows; instrument used to raise fire or flames; (see Isaiah 30:24).
3. Wing; propeller.

fan, v. [Fr. vanner.]

Ventilate; winnow; blow; drive current of air.

fancy, n. [see fancy, v.]

1. Daydream; mental images of pleasure.
2. Thoughts; arbitrary notions.

fancy (fancied), v. [contraction of fantasy.] (webplay: Deserts, esteem, full, led, liked, open, True).

Imagine; suppose; conceive in the mind.

fantastic, adj. [Gk, make visible.] (webplay: person).

Unreal; incredible; mystical; exists only in imagination.

fantasy, n. [Fr. < Gk to make visible, to show.]

Dream; vision; illusion; delusive imagination.

far (farthest), adj. [OE.] (webplay: affection, country, Distant, go, heaven, justify, kingdom, man, nations, near, obedience, pass, perish, place, remote, separated, traveling, way, wide).

1. Foreign; exotic; other-worldly; from another dimension.
2. Distant; remote in place; geographically removed.
3. Late ; remote in time; near the end of; long time away.
4. Dusky; evening; bedtime; nighttime; after dark.
5. Estranged; alienated; emotionally distant.
6. Heavenly; celestial; paradisaical; immortal.

far (farther), adv. [see far, adj.]

1. Away; gone; apart; separated.
2. Distant; remote in place; geographically removed.
3. Remote in time; a long time away.