Emily Dickinson Lexicon

pride, n. [Late OE < OFr prūd, see proud, v.] (webplay: beauty, graceful, pass'd, persons, wearer's).

1. Conceit; arrogance; vanity; egoism; lack of humility; inordinate self-esteem; display of superiority over others.
2. Satisfaction; self-respect; healthy self-esteem; pleasure in accomplishments.
3. Adornment; decoration; ornament.