Shakespeare words

anon

now

art

are

assay

to try

aught

anything

base

unworthy, illegitimate

beseech

to beg or implore

betwixt

between

chide

to scold or rebuke

cleave

to split or adhere closely to

cozen

to cheat

doth/dost

do/does

ere

before

fain

gladly

fair

beautiful

fie

an exclamation of dismay or disgust

folly

foolishness

forsooth

indeed, in truth

forswear

to renounce or deny under oath

hast/hath

has/have

hark

listen

hence

away

hie

hurry

hither

here

ill

bad, evil

knave

a bad or low-status person

lay

to wager, bet, or predict

kin

a relative

mark

to notice or pay attention to

marry

indeed

mirth

cheerfulness

naught

nothing

oft

often

pray/prithee

please

quoth

said

tarry

to delay or linger

thee/thou

you

thither

there

thy/thine

your

want

lack

whence

from where

whither

to where

wherefore

why

wont

accustomed (to doing something)

yonder

over there