A midsummer nights dream act 4 and 5 vocab

amiable

friendly and agreeable in disposition

fret

worry

loath

a unwilling or reluctant; disinclined

entwist

twist together

dotage

a deterioration of mental faculties; senility

upbraid

to reprove sharply; reproach

conjunction

a joint or simultaneous occurrence; concurrence

enmity

deep-seated, often mutual hatred

recount

to narrate the facts of particulars of

discourse

verbal expression in speech or writing

mirth

gladness and gaiety, especially when expressed by laughter

audacious

bold, insolent, spirited, original

broached

pierced in order to draw off liquid

tarrying

remaining or staying temporarily

valor

courage and boldness, as in battle bravery

wane

a period of decline or decrease

beguiled

deluded, cheated, diverted

shroud

a cloth used to wrap a body for burial

sprite

a specter or ghost; a soul