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Mumble

Mumble

________- low and unclear speaker, one who chews without teeth.

Bots

________- worms which infest horses.

Knave

________- a scoundrel, rascal, or rogue.

Giglet

________- a rude or silly person, a fool.

Butter

________- woman- a woman who deals in ________, a dairy- maid, a chatterer.

hook

Nut- ________- a constable, a beadle, an officer.

Bona

________ roba- a showy wanton, a courtesan.

Carbuncle

________- tumour, growth, or lump.

Maypole

________- a painted pole, decorated with flowers.

Scullion

________- a kitchen helper.

Barnacle

________- a shellfish.

Loon

________- a worthless rogue, an idler, especially one of low birth.

Coxcomb

________- vain, silly, creature.

Vassel

________- a servant.

Prune

________- a dried plum.

Lout

________- an awkward and clumsy person.

Varlet

________- a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel.

An

if

Alack

woe

Anon

at once, soon

As life

rather

Barnacle

a shellfish

Baffle

embarrass

Beget

bring forth

Beguile

charm, trick

Belike

probably

Bona roba

a showy wanton, a courtesan

Bots

worms which infest horses

Brook

endure, suffer

Butter-woman

a woman who deals in butter, a dairy-maid, a chatterer

Carbuncle

tumour, growth, or lump

Chamber

room

Coxcomb

vain, silly, creature

Cunning

clever

Desist

stop, cease

Dog-fish

a type of small shark

Fie

shame, for shame

Fare ye well

farewell, good luck

Fond

foolish

Giglet

a rude or silly person, a fool

Gleeking

projecting of saliva

Gramercies

many thanks

Haggard

bony, very thin

Hark

listen

Hence

from there

Hither

to this place

Idle

foolish

I faith

in faith, really, truly

Importune

beg

Iwis

certainly

Joy

rejoice

Knave

a scoundrel, rascal, or rogue

Lily-livered

white livered, cowardly

Lout

an awkward and clumsy person

Open-arse

the common name for fruit of the medlar tree

Marry

truly, by the Virgin Mary

Maypole

a painted pole, decorated with flowers

Meet

suitable, fitting, and appropriate

Medlar-fruit

a small brown apple that is only eaten when decayed or overripe

Miscreant

villain

Mumble

low and unclear speaker, one who chews without teeth

Nut-hook

a constable, a beadle, an officer

Pignut

a bitter nut

Pribbling

rank, reeking and puny

Prithee

I pray you, please

Prune

a dried plum

Purpled

blood-stained

Raiment

clothing

Rank

puffed up, swollen

Scullion

a kitchen helper

Surly

ill humored, threatening

Tarry

delay, be late, wait

Thee, thou

you

Thy

your

‘tis

it is

‘twas

it was

Unto

to

Varlet

a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel

Vassel

a servant

Want

lack

Wench

woman

Yeasty

superficial

Yonder

situated over there, in that place

Wherefore

for what reason