Shakerpeare Words

ABHOR

To reject, disdain

ABSOLUTE

Without flaw, perfect

ADDICTION

Tendency, proneness

BALK

To hesitate, chop; to dispute

BRAVE

Handsome

CHARACTER

Letter, word

COIL

Distress, trouble

COUCH

To go to sleep

CUNNING

Clever, sharp

DELATION

Accusation

DESERVING

Merit, reward

DRAW

To bring near, call to

EGAL

Equal

EMBOSS

To track with the intent to kill

EXPEDIENCE

Quickness

FANCY

To desire

FEAR

To scare, frighten

FRONT

To oppose, affront, object

GAST

Scared, aghast

GRAVE

To inter, bury

HEAVY

Sad, painful, mournful

HONEST

Pure

INHERIT

Given; to accept or believe

JUDICIOUS

Fair, equitable

KNAP

To hit, strike

KNAVE

A young boy, a servant

LAND

Yard

LAPSED

Shocked, overcome

MAD

Crazy, wild

MATE

To confuse; to match

NOTE

Bill, list; to take note of

O'ER-RAUHOT, O'ER WROUGHT

Overcome

OUGHT

Privy to, promised

PAINFUL

Difficult, hard to do

PALL

To wrap up

PARTICOAT

To cover in colorful fabric

PERPEND

To think of, consider

QUAINT

Beautiful, ornate

QUAKE

To shake, tremble

QUICKEN

To bring to life, bring to one's senses

RAPTURE

A fit, ecstasy

RAVIN

Likely to destroy; hunger

RESPECT

Forethought, consideration

RETIRE

To go to bed, to retreat

SHRIFT

To admit

SIMULAR

Counterfeit

STILL

Always, forever

SUBSCRIPTION

Acquiescence, obedience

TAKE

To overtake; to enthrall

TAX

Blame, censure

TESTY

Worrisome

TRIGON

A triangle

UNDERGO

To take on

UNPREGNANT

Idiotic, inane

VILE

Disgusting, hateful

VINDICTIVE

Vengeful

WALL-EYED

Wide-eyed, angry, surprised

WANT

To lack

WHEREFORE

Why

YARE

Prepared, ready

YOUNG

Recent

ZANY

Idiotic, clownish

Thou

For 'you' (nominative, as in 'Thou hast risen.')

Thee

For 'you' (objective, as in 'I give this to thee.')

Thy

For 'your' (genitive, as in 'Thy dagger floats before thee.')

Thine

For 'yours' (possessive, as in 'What's mine is thine.')