Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: sore – sound
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sore (-r), adv. [see sore, adj.]
Intensely; acutely.
sorrow, n. [OE.]
Grief; sadness; distress of mind.
sorrowful, adj. [see sorrow, n.]
Distressed; oppressed; unhappy; regretful.
sorry, adj. [OE, 'sore, pained, sensitive'.]
- Pitiful.
- Sad; distressed; full of grief.
sort, n. [OFr 'lot, share, fortune, condition'.]
Kind; entity; type of being.
Soto, proper n. [Sp. 'grove'.]
Hernando de Soto (A.D. ca. 1496-1542); Spanish explorer; early governor of Cuba; adventurer in the Americas; husband of Inés de Bobadilla; traveler in Panama, Nicaragua, Peru, and later Florida.
sought, v. [see seek, v.]
soul (-s, -'s), n. [OE; ultimate origin uncertain.] (webplay: reason).
- Person; human being.
- Heart; spirit; [fig.] bravery; courage; inner fire.
- Self; inner being; spiritual essence; rational faculty of human; immortal substance in a person.
sound (-est), adj. [OE.]
- Heavy; weighty.
- Deep; profound.
sound, adv. [OE.]
Completely; totally; [phrase “sound asleep”] dead; hard to awaken.