Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: hopeless – hospitable
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hopeless (-ly), adv. [see hope, n.]
Desperately; despondently.
hopper, n. [see hop, v.] (webplay: mill).
Receiver like an inverted cone, through which grain passes into a mill.
horizon (-s), n. [Gk. to bind or limit.] (webplay: eye, sight, sun, western).
Skyline; line that terminates the view, when extended on the surface of the earth; [fig.] ceiling.
horizontal, adj. [OFr < L. < Gk. 'bounding circle'.]
Level; parallel to the horizon.
horn (-s), n. [OE < Germanic.] (webplay: state).
Spike; hard pointed projection.
horrid, adj. [L. horridus, bristling, rough, savage.] (webplay: enormity).
Hideous; shocking; dreadful.
horror (-'s), n. [OFr < L. 'shudder'.] (webplay: cold, fear, law, shuddering, terror).
Dreadful thoughts; excessive degree of fear or terror; intense feelings of hatred and detestation.
horse (-s, -'s), n. [OE hors < Germanic.] (webplay: ride, sea).
Beautiful species of quadruped.
horseman (horsemen), adj. [see horse, n., man, n.]
One who rides horseback.
hospitable, adj. [Fr. < L. hospitābilis.]
Generous; liberal and cordial with guests.