Emily Dickinson Lexicon

wood (-s), n. [OE; often plural in form.] (webplay: anemone, bind, bound, composes, figure, fire, house, land, light, principal, roof, sere, thick, trees, worm).

Forest; timberland; area covered with trees; grove that is dark, mysterious, and solitary; region that is full of different kinds of tall plants and wild animals; area that undergoes a great transformation in spring; [fig.] sunset.