twelfth night

feigned

to pretend or simulate an emotion, action, or condition often for deceptive purposes.

revels

noisy festivities or celebrations.

rogue

a dishonest or unprincipled person, often used to refer to a charming scoundrel.

abjure

to renounce or give up a belief, claim, or right, often formally.

surfeit

an excessive amount of something, typically food or drink.

malady

a condition or illness that affects the health or well-being of a person.

mirth

a feeling of great joy or amusement, often expressed through laughter.

churlish

rude, boorish, or surly behavior.

bounteous

generous or abundant, often relating to giving.

clamorous

Making a loud and confused noise

prithee

please

recompense

Make amends to someone for loss or harm suffered

disdain

<span>the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect

usurp

to take a position of power or importance illegally or by force.

epistles

Letters or written communications, often used in a formal context.

shrew

a woman with a violent, scolding temper, often used to describe an overbearing wife or female partner.

sanctity

the state of being holy or sacred, often applied to something regarded as inviolable or deserving of respect.

galliard

a lively dance popular in the Renaissance, characterized by a triple time and typically performed in a lively manner.

jest

a form of jesting or joking, often involving humor or wit in conversation or performance.

folly

Lack of good sense; foolishness