MND Vocab

lingers (1.1.4)

delays; forces to wait

pomp (1.1.15)

festivities; celebration

feigning (1.1.31)

fake; pretended

prevailment (1.1.35)

persuasion

disfigure (1.1.51)

spoil the appearance of something

livery (1.1.70); weeds (2.2.77)

clothing; attire

mewed (1.1.71)

caged up

possessed (1.1.100)

wealthy

schooling (1.1.115)

advice

extenuate (1.1.120)

lessen the seriousness of a punishment

migraffed (1.1.137); misprised (3.2.74)

mistaken; misunderstood

momentary (1.1.143)

brief; lasting a short time

collied (1.1.145)

darkened; like coal

bated (1.1.190)

excepted; held back

glass (1.1.210)

mirror; reflection

waggish (1.1.124)

mischievious

intelligence (1.1.248)

information

counsel (1.1.216)

secrets

merry (1.2.11)

funny

condole (1.2.23)

cry, show sadness

extempore (1.1.57)

improvised

con (1.2.91)

to learn

obscenely (1.2.89)

rudely; offensively

whither (2.1.1)

where

pensioners (2.1.10)

bodyguards

favors (2.1.12)

gifts

savors (2.1.13)

sweet smells

lob (2.1.16)

someone dumb or dull-witted

anon (2.1.17)

soon

wrath (2.1.20)

angry

changeling (2.1.23)

a child kidnapped by fairies

square (2.1.30)

to argue

beguile (2.1.45)

to trick

forgeries (2.1.81)

lies

in vain (2.1.93)

for nothing

murrain (2.1.97)

infected; diseased

dissension (2.1.116)

argument

perchance (2.2.139)

maybe

promontory (2.1.149)

a cliff

dulcet (2.1.151)

sweet

leviathan (2.1.174)

a sea monster

pursue (2.1.188)

to follow; to chase

adamant (2.1.195)

a magnet

roundel (2.2.1)

a circle

cankers (2.2.3)

worms

clamorous (2.2.6)

loud

offices (2.2.8)

duties; responsibilities

sentinel (2.2.32)

a guard

vile (2.2.40)

nasty; unpleasant

tarry (2.2.44)

to wait

troth (2.2.48)

a faithful vow or promise

churl (2.2.84)

a rude person; a jerk

repent (2.2.117 & 5.1.115)

to feel regretful or sorry

tedious (2.2.118)

boring; long

abide (3.1.10)

tolerate; withstand

device (3.1.14)

a plan or scheme

wildfowl (3.1.27)

a wild bird

casement (3.1.46)

a window

chink (3.1.53)

a small opening that lets light through

swaggering (3.1.63)

walking in a confident way

odious (3.1.68)

repulsive; unpleasant

translated (3.1.100)

changed; transformed

enamored (3.1.18)

filled with love for something

gambol (3.1.144)

to dance

chide (3.2.45); upbraid (4.1.48)

to scold or criticize

adder (3.2.71)

a snake

confounding (3.2.90)

causing to fail

preposterously (3.2.121)

ridiculously; absurdly

derision (3.2.123)

mockery

cunning (3.2.128)

trickery; deceitfulness

bequeath (3.2.166)

to give

impair (3.2.180)

to make worse; to weaken

engilds (3.2.188)

lights up; brightens

wherefore (3.2.228)

why

consent (3.2.233)

permission

counterfeit (3.2.238)

to pretend; to fake

entreat (3.2.248)

to beg

compel (3.2.248)

to force someone to do something

jest (3.2.279)

to joke

statures (3.2.291)

heights

folly (3.2.315)

foolishness

willfully (3.2.346)

on purpose

recreant (3.2.409)

a coward

amiable (4.1.2)

lovable; friendly

provender (4.1.30)

animal feed, such as hay

pity (4.1.45)

to feel sorry for

coronet (4.1.50)

a crown

swain (4.1.63)

a young man

loathe (4.1.78)

to hate

amity (4.1.85); concord (4.1.141)

a friendly relationship; peace; harmony

compass (4.1.95)

to circle

concord (4.1.141)

peace; harmony

enmity (4.1.143)

hostility; hatred

discourse (4.1.176)

conversation

overbear (4.1.178)

to overrule

recount (4.1.197)

to tell someone about something

expound (4.1.204)

to explain

marred (4.2.3)

ruined

paramour (4.2.9)

a lover

antique (5.1.3)

old