Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: mushroom – mutineer
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mushroom, n. [OFr moisseron.]
- Type of fungus.
- Something that grows very rapidly.
music, adj. [see music, n.]
Melodious.
music, n. [L. < Gk 'art presided over by the Muses'.]
- Melody.
- Combination of pleasing sounds.
- Song of a bird.
- Order; harmony in revolutions.
musician (-s), n. [see music, n.]
One who creates music.
musket, n. [It. moschetto, kind of sparrow hawk; later extended to mean 'arrow from a crossbow'.]
- Type of gun.
- Kind of bird.
muslin, adj. [Fr.]
Lightweight cotton fabric with a fine weave; [fig.] frail; delicate; fragile; insubstantial; immaterial.
must, n. [OE.]
Need; obligation.
mute, adj. [L.]
Silent.
muteness, n. [see mute, adj.]
Silence.
mutineer, n. [see mutiny, n.]
One guilty of mutiny.