Emily Dickinson Lexicon

something (-'s), n. [see some, adj. + thing, n.]

1. An indeterminate thing or feeling; an unknown event or thing.
2. A kind of person or thing that belongs to a place or group were everything has similar characteristics.
3. A part of.
4. An inexplicable thing.
5. A small part; a certain part.

sometime (-s), adv. [see some, adv. + time, n.]

1. At one time or another; now and then; on a particular occasion.
2. A past time, once.
3. One thing at one occasion, another thing at a different occasion.

somewhat, adv. [see somewhat, n.]

More or less; indeterminate quantity.

somewhat, n. [see some, adj. + what, pron.]

1. A part; greater or less.
2. An uncertain amount; thing of unspecified nature.
3. A certain amount.

somewhere, adv. [see some, adj. + where, adv.]

1. In, at or to an unspecified, indeterminate place.
2. In one place or another.

son, n. [OE.]

1. Male heir; young man ready to marry.
2. Male offspring of deity.
3. Heir; descendant; successor.
4. Male child; little boy.
5. Creature; child; offspring without reference to gender.
6. Result; product; consequence.
7. Phrase. “Son of God”: Jesus Christ; first-born only-begotten child of Heavenly Father and Mary of Nazareth; divine man who experienced suffering, mediated sin, and overcame death for all humankind because he is the offspring of an eternal father and a mortal mother; (see Daniel 3:25; Matthew 4:3).

song, n. [OE; see sing, v.]

Utter words or sounds.

soon (-er, -est), adv. [OE sóna, at once, immediately.]

sooth (-ed), v. [OE, 'to prove truth'.]

sooty, adj. [ON. and Icel. < OE besútod, defiled, foul.]

Blackened; scorched; dirty.