Macbeth Act 3

Cloister

a place of religious seclusion; abbey or sanctuary   (n)

Dauntless

fearless       (adj)

Grandam

an ole woman or grandmother    (n)

Grapple

a hand-to-hand struggle; to grip and hold  (v)

Homage

anything done to show honor or respect   (n)

Incensed

to make very angry  (v)

Indissoluble

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

Infirmity

weakness, feebleness     (n)

Jocund

jovial, cheerful       (adj)

Jovial

playful good-humored   (adj)

Levy

the imposing or collecting of taxes or other payments; foreign levy (armies from abroad coming to collect what is owed to them).    (n)

Parricide

murder of a parent   (n) 

Posterity

the offspring of one progenitor to the furthest generation; all future generations; descendants (n)

Rancor

malice, spiteful, deep-seated ill will        (n)

Sundry

miscellaneous; of an indefinite small number  (adj)

Trenched

dug deep as a trench or trenches in (the ground); bastion (adj)

Unlineal

not hereditary; no descendant line    (adj)

Venom

a spiteful malicious feeling or state of mind extreme ill will; enmity   (n)

Verity

a statement or belief acknowledged to be an established truth     (n)