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12th night words

Kendall Demirjian

TermDefinition
Surfeit to fill
Naught nothing
Abatement stoping
Destilence purified the air of everything infectious
Brine salt water or tears
Elyslium where the blessed go after death
Perchance perhaps, possibly
Provident lucky
Prattle gossip
Abjured avoided
Eunuch a neutered male; a male soprano
Excepted not included; all but
Prodigal someone who wastes or spends too much
prudent careful, wise or practical
Accost to approach
Pourquoi why
Discourse speech, conversation
Prosper successful, grow wealthily
Malignancy evil influence
Distemper disturb, damage
Recompense repayment
Extravagancy wasteful, no more then wandering
Publish proclaim
Peevishly annoyed or irritated or in a bad mood
Cunning craftiness
Churlish rude, stingy
Frailty weakness
Thriftless useless, fruitless
Dram tiniest bit (apothecaries' weight of 60 grams)
Scruple doubt (apothecaries' weight of 20 grams)
Obstacle something that gets in the way
Incredulous incredible
Sanctity to sanctify, to make holy, holiness
Favor your faces look alike, to prefer, if you please
Venerable commanding respect
Unsafe unreliable,untrustworthy
Impetuosity given to sudden action, given to rash action, doing without thinking
Bounty treasure or generosity
Scatheful harmful
Adverse hostile
Fulsome disgusting
Unauspicious unfavorable
Beguiled tricked
Dissembling hypocritical
Epistles letters from people that came later
Notorious famous in a bad way
Epiphany 12th night before January 6th; sudden feeling of realization
Allusion a reference to something from history or literature that the audience should have known about
Pun wasn't expected; play on homonyms
Word Play any other play on words
Antithesis a balancing of opposites
Theme message or life lesson in a story
Comedy ends with people happily married
Tragedy major characters die in the end
History true stories about real people people or events that happened in the past usually kings, queens
Poetic Language lines often have rhyme, rhythm, and figures of speech
Rhyme words that share the same ending sounds occur at the end of of a line
Meter pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
Images when words bring up pictures in your mind
Act one of the five major parts in a play
Scene part of an act with different groups of people in them
Stage raised platform on which the actors perform
Pit lower then the stage the poor people stand there to watch the play
Gallery a roofed area at the back of the theater where the nobles sit
Dramatic Irony when a character does not know something the audience knows
Aside a short comment by a character meant to only be heard by the audience
Monologue a long speech by one character to a audience on stage
Dialogue two characters talking to each other on stage
Solilguy a long speech by one character to themselves
Lyrics words to a song
Costumes what people wear on stage, signify characters state period of time or setting
Props objects characters need to move the action forward
Lighting to set the mood, so you can tell the differences between acts , or highlight an area of the stage
Scenery tells you where you are not essential
Created by: kendallanne
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