Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: negotiate – neighbor
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negotiate, v. [L. neg 'not' + ōtium 'ease', quiet.]
Arrange by mutual agreement; conduct; compromise; communicate.
negotiate, v. [L. neg 'not' + ōtium 'ease', quiet.]
Arrange by mutual agreement; conduct; compromise; communicate.
negotiation, n. [see negotiate, v.]
Treatment another respecting purchase and sale.
negotiation, n. [see negotiate, v.]
Treatment another respecting purchase and sale.
Negro, n. [Sp. < L. 'black'.]
Person of black African origin or decent.
Negro, n. [Sp. < L. 'black'.]
Person of black African origin or decent.
neigh (-ing, -s), v. [OE hnœgan.]
Utter the voice of a horse; whinny; [fig.] express want or desire.
neigh (-ing, -s), v. [OE hnœgan.]
Utter the voice of a horse; whinny; [fig.] express want or desire.
neighbor (-s, -'s), n. [OE néahgebúr, near dweller; see near, adj. and bower, n.]
- Fellow-creature; being living nearby.
- Friend; close acquaintance; person whose lives close to another.
neighbor (-s, -'s), n. [OE néahgebúr, near dweller; see near, adj. and bower, n.]
- Fellow-creature; being living nearby.
- Friend; close acquaintance; person whose lives close to another.