Emily Dickinson Lexicon

drive (-n, driving, drove, -s), v. [OE dríf-an.] (webplay: business, country, greater, hurry, man, room, times, trade, wood).

1. Expel; evict; clear a place; (see Genesis 4:14).
2. Remove; compel to move; urge forward; (see 2 King 4:24).
3. Burrow; move slowly; lower to the ground; (see Job 13:25).
4. Fall in drops; cascade from the sky as snow or rain.
5. Transport as in a carriage; leave permanently; (see Job 24:3).