Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for Charge (-d)
charge (-d), v. [OFr < L. carricare, to load < carr-us, car, wagon.] (webplay: cavalry, figures, musket, nation, pane, thick, transactions, trust).
- Confront; oppose; face; struggle against; move swiftly to deal with.
- Call; commission; dispatch; send on an errand.
- Accuse; complain about; make an accusation against.
- Bid; command; direct; enjoin; order; request earnestly.
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