Emily Dickinson Lexicon

unite, v. [L. ūnīre, to join together.] (webplay: one, orderly).

Join; connect; bring together.

unity, n. [Fr. < L. ūnitās, oneness.] (webplay: God, one, soul, time).

Oneness; wholeness.

universe (-'s), n. [Fr. < L. ūnus + versus, one whole turn, or revolution.] (webplay: create, earth, heaven, heavenly, heavens, thing, things).

1. Whole of creation; everything that exists in the physical world.
2. Nature.
3. Every inhabitant of the whole of creation.
4. Infinitely immense object; a thing as large as the whole of creation.
5. [Fig.] all knowledge; store of knowledge as large as the whole of creation.
6. [Fig.] group of creatures as numerous as all the inhabitants of the whole of creation.
7. [Fig.] entirety; whole huge being.
8. [Fig.] heaven; firmament.
9. [Fig.] supreme being; deity; God.

unjaded, adj. [see jaded, verbal adj.]

Untired; unwearied; not fatigued; [fig.] bold; undeterred; not intimidated.

unkind, adj. [see kind, adj.]

Mean; unfeeling; hurtful.

unknit (unknot), v. [see knit, v.]

Relax; unravel; open; loosen.

unknowing, adj. [see know, v.] (webplay: facts, know).

Ignorant; not aware of the existence of something or someone.

unknown (unknow), adj. [see know, v.] (webplay: actual, clearer, design, fact, greater, have, ignorant, know, known, remembrance, strangers, truth, without).

1. Mysterious; not presently understood; not yet comprehended; undisclosed.
2. Foreign; unfamiliar; distant.
3. Common; forgotten; obscure; not famous; unrecognized; unrenowned.
4. Nonexistent; not found; unimaginable; incomprehensible.
5. Not previously encountered; not before seen.
6. Unforeseen; unexpected.
7. Unaware; unsuspecting; unconscious; ignorant.

unknown (-s), n. [see know, v.] (webplay: ignorant, knowing, recollecting, remembered, stranger's, truth).

Mystery; that which is not understood; that which is not yet revealed.

unladen, v. [see lade, v.] (webplay: cargo).

Unloaded; removed.