Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: warning – waste
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warning, n. [see warning, verbal adj.] (webplay: short).
notice; signal; clue.
warning, verbal adj. [OE war(e)nung.] (webplay: day, shorter).
Cautious; vigilant.
warp, v. [OE weorpan.] (webplay: true).
Distort; alter; shrink.
warrant, adj. [OFr warant, warand, dial. var. of guarant, garant.] (webplay: hold, houses, natural, privilege).
Self-assured; justified; secure; authorized.
warrant (-s), n. [see warrant, adj.]
- Privilege; right; authority; power.
- Commission; obligation.
- Authorizing document; summons.
- Justification; proof; assurance.
warrant (-ed), v. [Early ME. warant, waranti, warand.] (webplay: hold, houses, privilege).
Allow; authorize; license.
warrior, n. [north-eastern OFr werreieor, werrieur.] (webplay: military).
Soldier; infantryman; one who fights to protect his country.
wary, adj. [OE wær; OTeut. *waro-, *war- to observe, take care.] (webplay: men).
Suspicious; cautious; apprehensive.
wash (-ed, -es), v. [OE wæscan, wascan.] (webplay: fall, plank, poise, sea, soft, stain).
- Flow over gently; cover; flood.
- Purify; cleanse; heal.
waste (-s), n. [OFr wast(e).] (webplay: air, flow'r, found, night, walls).
- Desolate area; ruined or deserted region.
- Phrase. “At waste”: in vain; futile; ineffectual.