Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: riot – rise
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riot, n. [OFr riote, debate, dispute, quarrel.]
rip, n. [origin obscure.]
rip, v. [origin obscure.]
ripe (-st), adj. [OE rípe, the stem ríp may be related to rípan, reap.]
ripen (-ing), v. [see ripe, adj.]
Come to maturity; become old.
ripeness, n. [see ripe, adj.]
Maturity; mellowness; fulness; richness.
ripening (-s), n. [see ripe, adj.]
ripple (-s), n. [origin obscure.]
Rhythm; light ruffling of the surface of water.
rise, n. [see rise, v.]
rise (-n, rising, rose, -s), v. [OE rísan.]
- Come up.
- Awaken.
- Grow.
- Stand; get up.
- Head upward.