Emily Dickinson Lexicon

wall (-s), n. [OE; natural rampart, hill, cliff.] (webplay: builds, danger, houses, men, place, spring, stone, take, water).

1. Fence; structure enclosing a garden; division between pieces of land.
2. Side of a building; flat vertical plane in a structure.
3. Partition; side of a room in a house where pictures are hung as decoration.
4. Bricks held together with mortar.
5. Barrier; divider; [fig.] veil.
6. Surface; [fig.] page; tablet; (see Daniel 5:5).