Emily Dickinson Lexicon — MUL-TI-TUD'I-NOUS

Definition for MUL-TI-TUD'I-NOUS

MUL-TI-TU'DIN-A-RY MUL-TI-TU'DI-NOUS-LY

MUL-TI-TUD'I-NOUS, a.

Consisting of a multitude or great number.
Having the appearance of a multitude; as, the multitudinous sea. Shak.
Manifold; as, the multitudinous tongue. Shak.

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