Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: homestead – honored
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homestead, n. [OE hám, home + stede, place.] (webplay: life).
Place of dwelling; family's farming lot and home.
homogeneous, adj. [homo- + Gk. γενος, race + -ous.] (webplay: nature).
Of uniform nature throughout; of regular consistency.
honest, adj. [OFr < L. honourable, respectable, decent, fine.] (webplay: fair, just).
- True; loyal; faithful; sincere.
- Free from fraud.
honestly, adv. [see honest, adj.]
Frankly; sincerely; in a truthful manner.
honesty, n. [see honest, adj.]
Trust; loyalty; fidelity; sincerity.
honey (-s, -'s), n. [OE huni < Germanic.] (webplay: bees, flowers, hives, sweet).
Sweet amber-colored substance produced by bees from the nectar of flowers.
honor (-s), n. [OFr < L. honōrem, repute, esteem, dignity.] (webplay: actions, adorns, name, son, supreme, valued, worth).
Integrity; high respect; uprightness; true reverence; moral rectitude.
honor, v. [see honor, n.] (webplay: father, title).
- Worship; glorify; show reverence; manifest the highest veneration for.
- Exalt; dignify; elevate in rank; raise distinction of; cause to be recognized.
honorable, adj. [see honor, n.]
- Worthy; esteemed; respectable.
- Becoming of rank and character; actuated by a scrupulous regard for reputation.
honored, verbal adj. [see honor, n.]
Revered; exalted; respected; dignified; glorified.