Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: italicize – ivory
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italicize (-d), v. [see italic, adj.]
Highlight; foreground; underscore; emphasize; enlighten.
Italy, proper n. [L. vitulus, calf < Gk italos, ox, cattle.]
Country in Southern Europe; home of the Renaissance; nineteenth-century capital of art, letters, and culture; residence of English poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her husband Robert Browning; [fig.] heaven; the promised land; place of rebirth; site of the resurrection; [see ED letters.]
it's, adj. [ED's alternate spelling of the third person singular neuter possessive adjective; see it, pron.]
Its.
it's, v. [see it, pron. and is, v.]
It is.
itself, pron. [see it, pron. + self, n.] (webplay: kingdom, poor, stands).
ivory, n. [OFr < L. eboreus < Coptic.]
Carving from elephant tusks; [fig.] paleness; white color; pallid complexion; ghastly appearance; spectral visage; [metaphor] stiffness; rigidness; static condition; rigor mortis.