Emily Dickinson Lexicon — EM-BARK'

Definition for EM-BARK'

EM-BAR'GO-ING EM-BARK'

EM-BARK', v.i.

To go on board of a ship, boat or vessel; as, the troops embarked for Lisbon.
To engage in any business; to undertake in; to take a share in. The young man embarked rashly in speculation, and was ruined.

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