Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: endear – endowal
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endear (-s), v. [see dear, n.] (webplay: friend, more, round, us).
Cherish; treasure; hold dear; love intensely; care for deeply.
endearment, n. [see dear, n.]
Love; cherishing; caring; treasuring; affection; fondness; expression of love.
endeavor (-s), n. [OFr en, in + devoir, to set about.] (webplay: attempt).
Effort; struggle; enterprise; exertion; striving; trying; strenuous attempt.
endeavor (-ing, -s), v. [see endeavor, n.] (webplay: strength).
Struggle; try; strive; attempt to attain a goal.
endeavoring, n. [see endeavor, n.]
Striving; struggle; fight.
endless, adj. [see end, n.] (webplay: no).
Long; unceasing; ongoing; enduring; limitless; timeless; boundless; imperishable; interminable; aimless; undirected; unplanned.
endorse, v. [ME < med. L. in, upon & dorsum, back.]
Support; sustain; sanction; ratify; affirm; reinforce; approve of; vouch for.
endorsement (indorsement), n. [see endorse, v.]
Approval; support; ratification; sanction; confirmation.
endow (-s, -d, -ing), v. [L. < en, in + dōt-em 'dowry'.] (webplay: bestowed, his, man, nature, on, permanent, person, simple, woman).
Give; bestow; impart; gift; contribute; confer.
endowal, n. [see endow, v.]
Gift; present; bestowal.