Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: news-boy – nibble
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news-boy (-s), n. [see news, n. + boy, n.]
Delivery boy; young male who brings the local newspaper to the homes of neighbors.
news-boy (-s), n. [see news, n. + boy, n.]
Delivery boy; young male who brings the local newspaper to the homes of neighbors.
next, adj. [see next, adv.]
- Approximating; near to; close to; in the presence of.
- Subsequent; the following.
next, adj. [see next, adv.]
- Approximating; near to; close to; in the presence of.
- Subsequent; the following.
next, adv. [OE néahst.]
Once again; subsequently; in the near future.
next, adv. [OE néahst.]
Once again; subsequently; in the near future.
next, prep. [see next, adv.]
Phrase. “Next to”: near; beside; along with; close to the place of.
next, prep. [see next, adv.]
Phrase. “Next to”: near; beside; along with; close to the place of.
nibble (-s), v. [Du. knabbeln, to bite, gnaw.]
Chew lightly; bite in small pieces.
nibble (-s), v. [Du. knabbeln, to bite, gnaw.]
Chew lightly; bite in small pieces.