Macbeth Vocab (Acts 2 & 3)

carouse

(v) to drink freely or excessively

pretense

(n) a claim made or implied; false show

palpable

(adj) capable of being touched or felt

equivocate

(v) to seem to say one thing, but to intend something else; to deceive

unruly

(adj) not readily ruled, disciplined, or managed

repose

(n) a state of rest

divulge

(v) to make known (something, such as a confidence or secret

malice

(n) evil or injurious intent

dauntless

(adj) incapable of being intimidated or subdued; fearless

fruitless

(adj): unsuccessful

sundry

(adj) of various kinds; miscellaneous

mirth

(n) amusement or merriment, generally expressed in laughter

affliction

(n) a condition causing suffering or distress

jovial

(adj) characterized by good-humored cheerfulness; jolly

indissoluble

(adj): incapable of being undone, or broken; permanent

rancor

(n) bitter deep-seated, ill will