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Macbeth Act 1 Mrs. C

Macbeth Act 1 Mrs. Corbelli

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hurlyburly uproar, tumult
brandish aggressively swinging
minion favorite, darling pet
direful dreadful, terrible
disburse to pay out
corporal relating to the body, physical
enkindle encourage to hope for
solicit entreat, allure, entice, urge, appeal to
surmise speculation
rapt completely absorbed, carried away
interim time – between
wanton unrestrained (behavior)
harbinger one who precedes, forerunner, foreshadows
commendation recommend as worthy of praise
missive messenger
chastise to censure severely, criticize, inflict punishment
metaphysical supernatural
tidings piece of news
gall bitterness of spirit
pall shroud
dunnest darkest
beguile to fool, deceive
frieze architectural term for top band of house (decorative molding)
coign corner
vantage suitable
procreant breeding/reproduction
course to pursue
purveyor one who makes advance arrangements
compt trust
trammel confine [in a net]
surcease death
shoal sandbank, shore
chalice cup
cherubim members of second order of angels
adage saying that contains a truth Ex. Don't judge a book by its cover.
chamberlain an attendant (of a sovereign or lord)
wassail deep drinking, carouse/party
mettle spirit
Created by: JCorbelli
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