Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: twinkle – two
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twinkle (-d), v. [OE twinclian.]
twinkling, adj. [see twinkle, v.]
twinkling, n. [see twinkle, v.]
twirl (-ed), v. [of obscure origin.]
Spin; twist; whirl; rotate rapidly.
twist (-s), v. [< twine, v. ME twīnen < Gr. 'to twist, thread'.]
Combine; wind; entwine.
twitch (-ed, -ing), v. [ME twicchen.]
twitter, n. [Imitative.]
Chirp; song.
twixt, n. [OE; see between, prep.]
two, adj. [OE twá.] (webplay: one, two, twelve-month).
Dual; binary; bigeminal; one plus one; one and another together; one located in the same place as the other.
two, n. [see two, adj.]
- Twain; one and another separate from each other.
- Duo; deuce; dyad; binary pair; a couple.