Macbeth Act 4

Blaspheme

Speaking in a manner that shows disrespect to God; speaking with irreverence

Diminutive

Dwarf; smaller than what is average.

Gory

violent and bloody; bloodstained

Cauldron

a pot

Pernicious

destructive; wicked

Desolate

neglect; abandoned

Enchant

using charms to influence

Augur

one who uses omens to see the future

Gibbet

to hang in a public place as a warning

Yew

genus of a tree

Malevolence

hateful, mean-spirited

Hedge

a boudry made of shrubs

Sear

dried and withered

Judicious

Judgement in conduct

Gruel

A thin porridge

Cistern

a tub used at a dining table

entrails

bowels

abjure

to reject solemly

maw

stomach; throat

Cavern

hollow cave