English act one Julius Caesar

Throng

(Noun) Large gathering of people

Knave

(Noun) Unreliable scoundrel

Beseech

(Verb) To request earnestly

Saucy

(ADJ) Improperly bold

Exalted

(ADJ) High Moral

Vulgar

(ADJ) Associated with a big mass of people

Servile

(ADJ) Overly complimentary in behavior

Countenance

(Noun) Appearance conveyed by a persons face.

Construe

(Verb) To make sense of

Cogitation

(Noun) Carefully considered thought.

Impart

(Verb) To give pass on

Chafe

(Verb) Cause Friction

Buffet

(Verb) To strike against forcefully

Sinew

(Noun) Band of tissue connecting a muscle to its bony attachment

Entreat

(Verb) To Request earnestly

Chide

(Verb) To scold or reprimand

Loath

(ADJ) Strongly opposed

Amiss

(ADV) Mistaken manner

Surly

(ADJ) unfriendly

Portentous

(ADJ) Ominous significance

Herald

(Noun) Indication of an approach of Someone or something.

Prodigious

(ADJ) Great in size

Sufferance

(Noun)Patient endurance of pain and distress

Redress

(Verb)) Connecting an error

Gait

(Noun) A person manner of walking

Alchemy

(Noun) Forerunner of chemistry in medieval times.