Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: toil – tomb
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toil (-s), n. [AFr dispute, contention, forensic strife.]
toil (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [AFr to strive, dispute, wrangle.]
toilette, n. [Fr. 'little cloth'.]
toilsome, adj. [see toil, n.]
Arduous; laborious; tiring; backbreaking.
token, n. [OE tácen, to show.]
told, v. [see tell, v.]
tolerate (-s), v. [Fr. tolérer, to bear, endure.]
toll, n. [OE place of custom, toll-house.]
toll (-ing), v. [ME tollen.]
tomb (-s), n. [ME toumbe, sepulcgral mound.]