Shakespeare vocab

Large merchant ships

State of being revered, honored

Examining closely, gazing

To go out on or take a risky task

To joke, banter

To horrify or humiliate

Annoying, bad tempered, grumpy

Sad, sorrowful, depressed

Urging, encouraging

Shortened,

To predict or foretell

A charge or accusation

To summon or make appear, implies magical use

To come together as a group

A cut, slit, or opening

Salient, brave, noble

Well known, famous

Of the flesh

Starving, ravenous

To be cheeky or disrespectful

Dullness, monochromatic

To misunderstand

Bitter conflict, rivalry, strained harship

Short well-known wise saying

Extravagant, uncontrolled consummation of goods

Writing engraved on a surface

Enclosed, imprisioned

Venetian canal boat

Many, a large amount

Cruel, uncivilized, unsophisticated

Verb meaning having obtained from a source

Another time in the near future

The characteristics of being a peasant

A portion of bacon or ham

Something decaying, usually flesh

Conceited, self-satisfied

A person who lends money at a high rate of interest

Either strongly disliked or kicked away

Prevented somebody's plan from being successful

Conduct of being a villan

80 years

To linger

To hold one's tongue or be tolerant

Friendliness, peacefulness

Pleasant to hear because it is soft or soothing

Remote, unwilling to associate with others

Appearance, somebody's facial expression

To wear away to hanging by threads

To create or have offspring

Corrupted or blemished

To conceal into obscurity or to make dim

Lacking reason, inhibition, or discipline

To leap playfully

Burial place

Showy or unpleasantly decorated

Excessive amount or an overindulgence

Adv. Into separate parts

Feeling elated or dizzy

Anything, whatever

Three times

To change from one state of being to another, or to change one's religion

To seek out a woman's love, to flirt

Non-believer in a major religion

To plead desperately and repeatedly

Somebody who brags about themself

A person that extends credit to others

Two people or things

Removal from public office, to charge an official of offense.

Somebody who pleads on somebody else's behalf

Another spelling of "jailer"

To give or present something

Place of residence for monks

To equip someone for the military

Somebody who fights as a soldier purely for money

An opponent

A troubled or distressed person who evokes pity in others

A small alcoholic drink

Cruel use of power

The desire to do harm

Regret

One of two parts

To sympathize with someone

Something wide open

To hate

A personal sense of taste and flavor

A provision, a store or collection of food

An engraving on a tombstone, a clever saying about the deceased

To sharpen a knife or tool

To fill with emotion

N. Meaning a demand made over and over again

To criticize or doubt that something can be trusted

An act of being compelled or urged to do something

To assign certain qualities to someone or something.

To assuage, to lessen the severity of something.

To be enough, to be sufficient for someone

An example for later action or decision

The telling of lies while under an oath

Self-punishment to show sorrow for having committed a sin

To plead desperately

To throw away or remove from someone

Clear to see or understand

Ceremony of baptism

Allowing no hope of improvement or relief, excessively humble

To declare officially that somebody is not guilty of a charge, or to free someone from an obligation

Having happened not long ago, current

A moral or ethical consideration that tends to restrain action or behavior, or a small unit of weight

Something that has little or no importance, significance, or value, a small quantity

To fake or deceive

Insignificant, low

Chatting in a silly way and in length about something unimportant

Energy and enthusiasm

Distraught, feeling of discouragement

hTe act or offense of saying something false or malicious that damages somebody's reputation

Somebody who chooses to live alone and to have little or no social contact

Clothing, or something that covers in the way that clothing does

A pleasing sound made when two or more notes are played together, something peaceful

The same as money

To bring shame or disgrace upon somebody, or to smear mud or something dirty on somebody

A man married to an unfaithful wife.