Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for IN-SAP'O-RY
IN-SANE'NESS, or IN-SAN'I-TYIN-SA'TIA-BLE
IN-SAP'O-RY, a. [L. in and sapor, taste.]
Tasteless; wanting flavor. [Not used.] Herbert.
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IN-SANE'NESS, or IN-SAN'I-TYIN-SA'TIA-BLE
IN-SAP'O-RY, a. [L. in and sapor, taste.]
Tasteless; wanting flavor. [Not used.] Herbert.
Return to page 113 of the letter “I”.