Much ado about nothing VOCAB

Abide

(v) To accept or tolerate someone or something

Amiable

(adj) Friendly, sociable, agreeable

Apprehend

(v) to understand or perceive something; To arrest somebody for a crime

Bestow

(v) To present an honor, right, or gift

Contemptible

(adj) Deserving disdain or scorn; Mean or wicked

Discern

(V) To perceive, recognize, or detect

Disdain

(n) Strong feeling of dislike or disrespect towards someone or something

Exquisite

(adj) Marked by flawless craftsmanship or by beautiful, ingenious, Delicate, or elaborate execution

Impediment

(n) A hindrance or obstruction, something that makes progress, movement, or achieving something difficult or impossible

Meddle

(v) To involve yourself in someone else’s affairs without being asked. in an intrusive, uninvited way

melancholy

(adj) Sadness or depression in mind or spirit

odorous

(adj) Having a strong, usually unpleasant smell

Pernicious

(adj) Harmful, destructive, Having a harmful effect in a subtle or gradual way

Pestilence

(n) Epidemic or disease

Quaint

(adj) Old fashioned charming, unusual, Pleasing or striking, old fashioned or unfamiliar

Qualm

(n) Uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear, especially about one's own conduct

Reverence

(n) Honor or respect felt or shown: a gesture of respect

THIS ONE IS A NOUN, NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH BESTOW THE VERB

Tedious

(adj) Too long, slow, or dull, tiresome

vanity

(n) Excessive pride in one's appearance, qualities, abilities, or achievements

Zeal

(n) Passion, enthusiasm, or eagerness for a person, cause, or objective