Emily Dickinson Lexicon

whole, adj. [OE hál < IE *qoilos, complete, health, omen.] (webplay: faith, hand, life, restored, thing, total, world).

1. Simple; uncomplicated; honest; integral; guileless; genuine.
2. Saintly; pious; faithful; righteous; virtuous; guiltless; holy; physically resurrected and spiritually saved; redeemed from infirmity, death, and sin (see John 5:6).
3. Complete; total; entire; full; all-encompassing.
4. Enormous; huge; gigantic; immense; massive; vast.
5. Only; sole; lone.
6. Pure; perfect; clean; pristine; undefiled.