Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: wanton – warmth
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wanton, adj. [ME < wan- + OE tèon, to discipline, train).] (webplay: boys, enemy, nature, pleasure, sport, sportive).
Frolicksome; sportive; indulgent; unrestrained; excessive.
wanton (-ed), v. [see wanton, adj.]
Deal with carelessly; play with in an unrestrained manner.
war (-s), n. [Late OE wyrre; OHG werra, confusion, discord, strife.] (webplay: army, best, embattled, man, turn).
- Confrontation; [fig.] blood-red sunset; clash of hues; contrast of intense colors.
- Battle; violent combat; [fig.] mortal wound; death blow.
- Contest; debate; argument; contention; disputation; disagreement; [fig.] vigorous interaction; competitive relationship.
- Struggle; fight; conflict; [fig.] trial; personal challenge; difficult experience.
warble (-d), v. [North-eastern OFr werbler, werbloier.]
Sing; utter melodiously; resonate. (webplay: sound).
warbling, adj. [see warble, v.]
Singing; uttering melodiously.
wardrobe, n. [OFr warderobe, var. of garderob.]
Apparel; clothing; attire; garments.
ware (-s), n. [OE waru.]
Good; dish; piece of fine, delicate China.
warm (-er, -ing), adj. [OE.] (webplay: blood, bloom, Busy, cold, heart, life, little, lost, summer, sun, warm, winter, work, youth).
- Comforting; soothing.
- Comfortable; at an appropriate temperature; [fig.] alive.
warm (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [see warm, adj.] (web play: head, interest, mutual).
- Resurrect; resuscitate; return to life; raise from death.
- Heat; increase temperature.
warmth, n. [OE wiermÞu.] (webplay: heart, lost).
Comfort; solace; tenderness; affection; fondness; personal attention; loving kindness.