Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: mouth – muff
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mouth (-s), n. [OHG mund.]
- Exterior opening of the face.
- Surface opening; door; entrance.
- Opening to a river or body of water.
- Orifice through which one speaks.
move (-d, -s, -ing), v. [ME.]
- Change place; posture.
- Influence; promote; compel.
- Dance; move in a rhythmical manner.
- Work in a mechanical manner.
- Pass from phase to phase.
mower (-s, -'s), n. [from mow < OE mawan.]
One who cuts grass.
Mozart, proper n. [Ger. mōd, spirit, mind, courage + hard, hardy, brave, strong.]
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791); Austrian musical genius; [fig.] master musician.
Mr (Mr.), n. [abbreviation of “master”.]
Formal title of address to a male.
much, adj. [shortened form of mickle.]
- Great in quantity or amount.
- Many in number.
- Entitled to the designation in a high degree.
much, adv. [see much, adj.]
- To the extent.
- To a great degree.
much, n. [see much, adj.]
Great quantity.
mud, n. [ME mode.]
Wet, soft earth; sludge; dirt mixed with water.
muff, n. [Fr. moufle.]
Covering for hands.