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Midsummer night #1

Midsummer night's dream #1

TermDefinition
Pomp Noun. Over the top party
Dowager Noun. Old, rich lady
Feign Verb. To fake, to pretend
Con To Con Noun. A trickster Verb. To memorize
Orb Noun. A sphere ball, magical ball
Virtue Noun. Goodness in a person
Changeling Noun. A baby born in the human world, raised in fairy world
Henchman Noun. Servant
Leviathan Noun. Huge sea monster
Impeach Verb. Held accountable for
Fancy-sick Noun. Love-sick
Spurn Verb. To reject rudely
Mimic Verb. To imitate
Extort Verb. To take money or info from somebody by force
Amiable Adj. friendly
Frolic Verb. To play happily
Sinister Adj. cruel, evil
Wanton Adj. outrageous, shameless woman
Sprite Adj. mischievous fairy
Poetry A type of literature
Prose Ordinary form of written language
Blank verse A form of writing that doesn't rhyme
Iambic pentameter A type of blank verse that has 10 syllables
Inflection Noun. A change in tone or pitch of a voice
Dialogue Noun. A conversation
Hyperbole Noun. An exaggeration
Allusion To allude Noun. A reference to a place Verb. Work of art
Pun Noun. A joke in which words have a similar sound, but different meaning
Proverb Noun. A phrase which expresses a universal truth
Revel To revel Noun. A party, festival Verb. To enjoy a festival
Audacious Adj. brave, bold, daring
Progeny Noun. Offspring
Created by: Rocketmikey
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