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Shakespeare Vocab
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| chink | hole or crack |
| enamored | inspired by love, captivated |
| purge | to remove or to cleanse |
| lamenting | regretting deeply, expressing sorrow |
| rebuke | to criticize or reprimand |
| amiable | agreeable and likeable |
| fret | worry |
| loath | unwilling, reluctant |
| dotage | excessive fondness or affection |
| enmity | mutual hatred or deep-seated |
| mirth | gladness, laughter |
| audacious | bold, daring, original |
| tarrying | stay temporarily, delay |
| valor | courage, boldness, bravery in battle |
| beguiled | deluded, cheated, diverted |
| fliched | stole |
| abjure | give up, abstain from |
| persuasion | held opinion or conviction |
| revenue | income, wealth |
| visage | appearance, face |
| base | lowest or bottom part |
| perjured | untrue, false |
| lamentable | worthy of grief, regret, mourning |
| extempore | something done with little or no preparation |
| discretion | power to decide responsibly |
| amorous | showing or expressing love |
| undistinguishable | cant be clearly seen |
| dulcet | sweet, pleasing to ear |
| spurn | to kick at or treat badly |
| clamorous | noisy |
| flout | show contempt for |