Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: frog – frozen
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frog (-s), n. [OE.]
Toad; anuran; tailless batrachian; four-footed salientian; jumping amphibious reptile; creature of the genus Rana, known for swimming in water, leaping on land, and making plosive sounds.
frolic, n. [Du. vrolijk.]
Romp; gambol; rollick; dance party; festival of mirth; scene of gaiety.
from, prep. [OE.]
- [Indicating source, starting point, and so forth.]
- [Indicating cause, reason, and so forth] because of; as a result of.
- [Indicating movement away.]
- [Indicating distance.]
- [Indicating removal, separation, and so forth.]
- [Indicating location.]
- [Indicating prevention, hindrance, obscuring, and so forth.]
- [Indicating how] using; by; by means of.
- [Indicating comparison, distinction, difference, and so forth.]
front, n. [L.]
- Face; forepart; forehead; countenance; visage; part of the human head that expresses individual identity; [fig.] temperament; disposition; personality; importance; [fig.] weather; mass of clouds; [metaphor] vanguard; army; host; battalion; troops.
- Foyer; lobby; entrance to a house; [fig.] beginning; genesis; recent history.
- Presence; undergoing; real experience.
- Phrase. “in front of”: before; anterior to; in the presence of.
front (-ing), v. [see front, n.]
Face; confront; engage in; deal with; go forward to experience.
frontier, n. [OFr frontier, front.]
- Border; boundary; confine; fence; farthest area; faraway place; most distant part.
- New territory; unexplored land; [fig.] unknown factor.
- Domain; realm; region; sphere of action.
- Date; time; season; equinox.
frost (-s), n. [OE.]
- Signs of old age.
- Coldness; numbness; [fig.] loss of feeling.
- Winter; cold temperature; freezing weather condition.
- Layer of ice; light covering of frozen, condensed water.
- Death; loss of life; lack of vital signs.
- Executioner; impassive destroyer; [fig.] cold snap.
frown (-s), n. [OFr.]
Negative aspect; unfavorable countenance; facial contraction; expression of displeasure; [fig.] cloudy weather; overcast atmosphere.
frown, v. [see frown, n.]
- Be sad; refrain from smiling; present a gloomy aspect; express sorrow on the face.
- Manifest displeasure; show disapproval; express dislike; refuse to smile.
frozen, verbal adj. [OE.]
- Afflicted; chilled with fear; numb with terror; [fig.] bound; petrified; paralyzed.
- Sealed; permanently stuck; attached firmly.