Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: neighborhood – nervous
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neighborhood (-s), n. [see neighbor, n. + hood, n.]
- Assembly; gathering; congregation; group of people living near each other.
- Vicinity; small populated area.
- Familiar part of town; place where people live; [fig.] mortality; life on earth.
neighborhood (-s), n. [see neighbor, n. + hood, n.]
- Assembly; gathering; congregation; group of people living near each other.
- Vicinity; small populated area.
- Familiar part of town; place where people live; [fig.] mortality; life on earth.
neighboring, adj. [see neighbor, n.]
Adjacent; nearby; close at hand.
neighboring, adj. [see neighbor, n.]
Adjacent; nearby; close at hand.
neighborly, adj. [see neighbor, n.]
Cordial; amiable; kind; friendly; [fig.] present; nearby; close at hand; in the vicinity.
neighborly, adj. [see neighbor, n.]
Cordial; amiable; kind; friendly; [fig.] present; nearby; close at hand; in the vicinity.
nerve (-s), n. [L. nerv-us, sinew, tendon, bow-string.] (webplay: brain, motion, sense, strength).
- Fortitude; firmness of mind; courage.
- Sinew; tendon.
- Strength; force; authority.
- Bundle of fibers that convey impulses and sensations between the brain and the rest of the body; [fig.] capacity for feeling.
- [Fig.] Agony; painful sensations.
nerve (-s), n. [L. nerv-us, sinew, tendon, bow-string.] (webplay: brain, motion, sense, strength).
- Fortitude; firmness of mind; courage.
- Sinew; tendon.
- Strength; force; authority.
- Bundle of fibers that convey impulses and sensations between the brain and the rest of the body; [fig.] capacity for feeling.
- [Fig.] Agony; painful sensations.
nervous, adj. [L. 'sinewy, vigorous'; see nerve, n.]
Seated in or affecting the nerves.
nervous, adj. [L. 'sinewy, vigorous'; see nerve, n.]
Seated in or affecting the nerves.