Shakespearian Translator

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• ABHOR – To reject, disdain
• ABSOLUTE – Without flaw, perfect
• ADDICTION – Tendency, proneness
• BALK – To hesitate, chop; to dispute
• BRAVE – Handsome
• CHARACTER – Letter, word
• COIL – Distress, trouble
• COUCH – To go to sleep
• CUNNING – Clever, sharp
• DELATION – Accusation
• DESERVING – Merit, reward
• DRAW – To bring near, call to
• EGAL – Equal
• EMBOSS – To track with the intent to kill
• EXPEDIENCE – Quickness
• FANCY – To desire
• FEAR – To scare, frighten
• FRONT – To oppose, affront, object
• GAST – Scared, aghast
• GRAVE – To inter, bury
• HEAVY – Sad, painful, mournful
• HONEST – Pure
• INHERIT – Given; to accept or believe
• INTPINSE – Impossible to untangle
• JUDICIOUS – Fair, equitable
• KNAP – To hit, strike
• KNAVE – A young boy, a servant
• LAND – Yard
• LAPSED – Shocked, overcome
• MAD – Crazy, wild
• MATE – To confuse; to match
• NOTE – Bill, list; to take note of
• O’ER-RAUHOT, O’ER WROGHT – Overcome
• OUGHT – Privy to, promised
• PAINFUL – Difficult, hard to do
• PALL – To wrap up
• PARTICOAT – To cover in colorful fabric
• PERPEND – To think of, consider
• QUAINT – Beautiful, ornate
• QUAKE – To shake, tremble
• QUICKEN – To bring to life, bring to one’s senses
• RAPTURE – A fit, ecstasy
• RETIRE - To go to bed, to retreat
• RAVIN – Likely to destroy; hunger
• RESPECT – Forethought, consideration
• SHRIFT – To admit
• SIMULAR – Counterfeit
• STILL – Always, forever
• SUBSCRIPTION – Acquiescence, obedience
• TAKE – To overtake; to enthrall
• TAX – Blame, censure
• TESTY – Worrisome
• TRIGON – A triangle
• UNDERGO – To take on
• UNPREGNANT – Idiotic, inane
• VILE – Disgusting, hateful
• VINDICATIVE – Vengeful
• WALL-EYED – Wide-eyed, angry, surprised
• WANT – To lack YARE – Prepared, ready
• YOUNG – Recent
• ZANY – Idiotic, clownish

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