Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: necklace – nectar
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necklace (-s), n. [see neck , n. + lace, n.]
String of beads or precious stones worn around the neck.
necklace (-s), n. [see neck , n. + lace, n.]
String of beads or precious stones worn around the neck.
necrology, n. [L.]
Account of persons who have died within a certain time; history or register of deaths.
necrology, n. [L.]
Account of persons who have died within a certain time; history or register of deaths.
necromancer, n. [OFr < L. 'black art, divination, prophecy'.]
One who claims the foretelling of the future through communication with the dead; conjurer.
necromancer, n. [OFr < L. 'black art, divination, prophecy'.]
One who claims the foretelling of the future through communication with the dead; conjurer.
necromancy, n. [see necromancer, n.]
Art of revealing future events by means of communication with the dead; conjuration.
necromancy, n. [see necromancer, n.]
Art of revealing future events by means of communication with the dead; conjuration.
nectar (-s), n. [L. < Gk. Origin unknown.]
- Wine; any sweet and pleasant drink; sweet fluid or honey produced by flowers.
- Place where flowers produce sweet fluids.
nectar (-s), n. [L. < Gk. Origin unknown.]
- Wine; any sweet and pleasant drink; sweet fluid or honey produced by flowers.
- Place where flowers produce sweet fluids.