Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: freezing – fresh
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freezing, verbal adj. [OE.] (webplay: chill).
- Dying from cold.
- Ceasing motion; motionless on account of fear.
freight, n. [poss. MDu or MLG vrecht 'hire of a ship'.]
- Load; burden; cargo; weight.
- Gust; blast; blowing.
- Impact; meaning; importance; great significance.
- Mass; matter; material; subject; substance; content; essence; [fig.] message.
frenzied, adj. [ME.]
Wild; madly swinging.
frenzy (frenzies), n. [see frenzied, adj.]
frequent, adj. [Fr. < L. 'crowded, frequent'.] (webplay: visits).
- Repeated; reoccurring; often appearing.
- Reliable; predictable; commonly seen; readily available.
frequent, adv. [see frequent, adj.]
Often; commonly; many different times.
frequent (-ly), adv. [see frequent, adj.]
Reliably; regularly; predictably; according to the cyclical seasons.
fresh (-er, -est), adj. [OE.]
- Bright; shiny; glowing; [fig.] young; innocent; inexperienced.
- Recent; new; current.
- Alive; living; [fig.] restored; resurrected.
- Cool; clean; not polluted.
fresh, adv. [OE.]
Anew; again; another time.
fresh, n. [see fresh, adj.]
New one; recent development.