Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: ungrasp – unit
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ungrasp (-ed), v. [see grasp, v.] (webplay: reach).
Not seized; not taken hold of.
unheard, adv. [see hear, v.] (webplay: ear).
Unheeded; ignored; unnoticed.
unheard, v. [see hear, v.] (webplay: ear, feel).
Not perceived audibly.
unhelped, verbal adj. [see help, v.]
Unaided; not relieved; not given assistance.
unhook (-ed), v. [see hook, v.]
Loosen; unfasten; release.
uniform (-s), n. [Fr. < L. unus + forma, one form.]
Suit; formal robe; ceremonial clothing; identical clothing worn by soldiers.
unimpeachable, verbal adj. [see impeach, v.]
Exempt; not susceptible; not accountable; cannot be called into question.
unintending, verbal adj. [see intend, v.]
Innocent; guileless; not meaning to influence.
unique, adj. [Fr < L. ūnic-us, alone of its kind.]
Extraordinary; uncommon; unequaled.
unit (-s), n. [L. ūn-us, one.] (webplay: least, one, single, thing).
- Dwelling place; [fig.] library shelf.
- Single entity.