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Vocab Macbeth #2

For Feb 11 T. Anne's class

QuestionAnswer
procreate to produce offsprings or babies Early procreation is discouraged here
surcease End; to come ot an end; cessation
adage An old story "Like the poor cat i' th' adage?"
wassail (verb) to revel with drinking.
mettle (noun) A person's ability to cope well with difficulties or to face a demanding situation in a spirited and resilient way. Ex. The boy showed great mettle when his dog passed away.
largess 1. generous bestowal of gifts The King bestowed largess upon his faithful knights by giving them lots of money, land, gifts, etc.
franchise 1. To grant a right, privelege, or licence The city recently franchised the company
palpable able to be touched
dudgeon a feeling of offense or high resentment. We left in high dudgeon.
knell N. a stroke or sound of a bell especially when rung slowly (as for a death, funeral, or disaster) Ex. The knell of the clock could be heard throughout the house
surfeited (verb) after having experienced something in excess, you want no more After winning the hot dog chow down, Willy realized he had surfeited himself, and never will even look at a hot dog to this day.
confound Cause suprise of confusion in (someone), especially by acting against their expectations. "They attempted to confound the enemy by setting up an ambush"
multitudinous Vast ex. The colony of bats in the cave was too multitudinous to count.
equivocator Equivocator- someone how uses ambiguous language to conceal the truth or avoid commtting oneself
lechery Noun- excessive indulgence in sexual desire
lamenting verb To regret deeply He lamented his thoughtless acts greatly.
temperate Adjective - Showing moderation or self restraint Example - The soldier was not temperate and slaughtered everyone from the invading country.
divulge Verb To make known or confess
thriftless Adj. Spending money in an extravagant and wasteful way
Created by: snodzy27
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