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Hamlet Vocab A-K

The first 60 words from the Hamlet glossary

QuestionAnswer
Alack An exclamation of regret
Alas An exclamation of grief, pity, or concern
Aloof Not friendly, distant
Amble Walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace
Arms Weapons
Artery A tube that carries blood through the body
Assume To take on the appearance of something
Ay Yes
Aye Yes
Battalions A large group of troops ready for battle
Beckon To wave forward
Bier A movable coffin
Bound Must do something
Bout A short period of intense activity (usually a fight)
Bray The sound a donkey makes
Chapel A small building for Christian worship
Circumstances The present situation
Commandment A rule, usually given by God
Condone To accept or allow, even if behavior is wrong
Conduct How a person behaves
Confesses Admits
Confine To hold something within certain limits
Contrive To plan or bring about
Counsel Formal advice
Cruel Causing pain or suffering
Daggers Knives
Darest To dare to do something
Deceived To make someone believe something that isn't true
Deed An action that is performed on purpose
Denied To refuse or not allow
Deprive Take away
Desire A deep want
Desperate A feeling that the situation is hopeless and impossible
Didst Did
Dote To love something so much you don't see the bad parts
Dreadful Terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad
Eavesdrop To secretly listen to a conversation
Envious Jealous
Estate All of someone's land
Fate Destined to turn out in a particular way
Foil Sword for fencing
Forth Forward
Foul Disgusting or wicked
Frankly Honestly
Goblin Ugly, dwarf-like creature
Hard Harsh, intense
Hardy Strong
Hast Have
Hasten Speed up
Hath Have
Heir Someone who inherits something when others die
Hour Time
How Now? What is the meaning of this?
Humble Lowly or poor
Incensed Very angry
Jig A lively dance
Just Fair
Kettle Drum A large drum shaped like a bowl
Knavish Dishonest, not fair
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