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Hamlet Vocab L-Z

The second half of the Hamlet Glossary words

QuestionAnswer
Lisp A speech defect where "s" is pronounced as "th"
Lunacy The state of being insane; craziness
Mad Crazy
Madness Craziness
Mark Pay attention
Methinks I think
Ministers of Grace Anything good in the world
Motive Reason for doing something
Nay No
Neglected Ignored, fail to care for properly
Nipping Biting, severe
Ninnery Where nuns live
Offended To cause to feel upset
Overthrown Removed forcibly from power
Pardon Excuse
Perchance Perhaps, maybe
Petty Unimportant
Pitiful Causing pity, small, sad
Potent Having great power or influence
Pranks Practical jokes
Pray Wish or beg for
Presently Right now, or very soon
Rash Did something without thinking
Reason The power of the mind to think
Render To cause to become, make something appear
Repeal To take away a rule or law
Repent To feel bad for something you have done
Revenge Causing harm to someone because of something bad they did
Riotous Causing public disorder, hilariously funny, a little crazy
Scold To tell something they did something wrong, a nag
Serpent A large snake
Shalt Shall or will
Shrewdly Sharply
Slain Killed or murdered
Soft Be quiet (speak softly)
Soundly Severely, intensely
Steals Sneaks somewhere
Swoon Faints from extreme emotion
Tempt Make someone want to do something
Thee You (in predicate expander)
Thine Yours
Thou You (as subject)
Thy Your
'tis It is
Tormenting Causing severe physical or mental suffering
Treachery A betrayal, being disloyal and lying
Trivial Unimportant
Turf Grass, ground
'twere It were (it was)
Undertakings Things you promised to do
Unfold To tell the story
Unhand Let go
Uttered Said
Vile Extremely unpleasant, morally bad
Villain Person guilty of a crime
Wager A bet
Whither Where to?
Wilt Will
Withdraw To leave a place (in Hamlet, to go and hide)
Wits Mental sharpness- your ability to know what is going on
Woe Great sorrow or distress
Created by: Bedell
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