Macbeth Act 1 Scene 1-3

Ere

Before

Fair

Honest, clean, pure, beautiful; not stormy or foul

Foul

Dishonest, bad, ugly, smelly; not clean, pure; stormy, or cloudy

Thee

You (objective)

Thou

You (nominative)

Thine

Your (possessive) 1

Thy

Your (possessive) 2

Familiar

A witch's attending spirit

Whence

From what place

Deign

To condescend; to give or offer

Minions

A person or thing that is preferred over others

Corporal

Of or relating to the human body

Cleave

To adhere firmly; to split or sever

Harbinger

One that announces or indicates the later arrival of another; messenger

Chastise

To scold; castigate

Beguile

To lead by deception; hide; mask

Courier

A person who imports or exports goods secretly and illegally

Trifle

To talk to in a mocking tone/ a small insignificant thing

Prologue

An introduction to something/ the beginning