Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: entrench – epoch
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entrench (-ed), v. [see trench, n. and intrench, v.]
Imbedded; buried; deeply implanted; profoundly surrounded; protected; fortified.
entrust (-ed), v. [see trust, v.]
Commit; confide; give trustingly; present with the expectation that it will be well taken care of.
envelope (-s), v. [OF.]
Surround; engulf; overtake; swallow up; becloud; obscure.
envoy, n. [OFr < en voie, on the way.]
Messenger; courier; emissary.
envy, n. [Fr. related to L. invidēre, to look upon maliciously.]
Jealousy; enmity; ill-will; hostility; malignant feeling.
envy (envies), v. [see envy, n.] (webplay: brave, feel, grieve, happiness, obtained, possess).
Begrudge; resent; wish to be like; covet the situation of; to be jealous of.
epauletted, adj. [Fr. épaule, shoulder.] (webplay: men).
Ornamented; adorned with epaulettes; wearing a military shoulder-piece; [fig.] martial; soldierly.
epicure (-s), n. [L. > Gk Epicurus, Greek philosopher.]
Gourmet; connoisseur of fine food; pleasure-seeker; one with refined tastes in food and drink.
Epigea, proper n. [Gk epi, upon + gaia, earth.]
Epigea repens; evergreen plant with white berry-like fruit and heart-shaped leaves; fragrant rose-colored flower that bloom in April; low-growing New England shrub that prefers poor soil and northern hill-sides; [fig.] Spring; the world; Mother Nature; flower personified as Earth goddess.
epoch, n. [L. < Gk 'stoppage, station, fixed point of time'.] (webplay: period).
Time; era; measurement of time.