Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: indicate – indigo
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indicate (-s, indicating), v. [L. indicāre, point out, show, mention.] (webplay: mind, show).
- Demonstrate; show; point to; provide evidence.
- Tell; disclose.
indicative, adj. [Fr. < L.]
Demonstrative; illustrative; denotive.
indict, v. [Anglo Fr. enditer, charge, accuse.]
Censure; repudiate; rebuke; inculpate; condemn; accuse of a crime; [fig.] refuse to accept.
Indies, proper n. [see India, proper n.]
Gold; ore from the Asian territories; natural resources of the Caribbean islands; riches of Central America; wealth of the American continents; legendary wealth of the East Indies that explorers tried to find in the West Indies; [metaphor] revelation; poetic inspiration; literary masterpiece; (see ED letters).
indifference, n. [Fr. indifférence < L.] (webplay: die, weight).
Unconcern; apathy; passivity.
indifferent, adj. [Fr. < L. indifferent-em, not differing, of no consequence.] (webplay: another, mind).
- Unconcerned; feeling no interest, anxiety or care respecting anything.
- Impartial; disinterested.
indigence, n. [Fr. < L. indigere, lack, want.] (webplay: poverty, want).
Penury; destitution; lack.
indignant, adj. [L. indignari, regard as unworthy.]
Scornful; upset; disapproving; disdainful.
indignation, n. [see indignant, adj.]
Contempt; disdain; haughty anger.
indigo, n. [L. indicum, blue Indian dye.] (webplay: leaves).
Blue substance; cool color; dye traditionally from India.