| A | B |
|---|
| anon | at another time, later |
| ague | a chill or fit of shivering |
| rabble | lowest class of ppl |
| blank verse | writing arranged in iambic pentameter with no rhyming |
| sirrah | a term of address to a male social inferior |
| manacle | something that confines of restrains |
| fraugting | constituting freight or cargo |
| marry | an exclamation used to express indignant surprise |
| prose | ordinary speech as distinguised from verse |
| cloven | split or as w/ a sharp instrument |
| prattle | to talk or chatter idly or meaninglessly |
| prescience | action or knowledge of events before they occur |
| manifold | varied and many |
| aught | used to indicate obligation |
| unstanched | unsatisfied, not made watertight |
| doth | does |
| nought | nothing |
| inveterate | firmly and long established |
| slayeth | to kill |
| perfidious | treacherous |
| cuckhold | a man whose wife is unfaithful to him |
| sblood | abbr. of god's blood, a curse or oath |
| zwounds | abbr. of god's wounds |
| fen | bog or marsh |
| extirpate | to destroy totally, exterminate |
| paragon | a model of perfection or excellence |
| hither, thither, whither | to or towards this place |
| furlong | unit of measurement |
| verdure | a fresh or flourishing condition |
| pox | curse |
| betid | to happen to |
| knave | male servant, crafty unprincipled fellow |
| dolor | sorrow |
| quoth | said, uttered |
| hath | have |
| wont | accustomed or used to |
| ere | before |
| wherefore | why |
| yare, yarely | manuverable, as in a vessel |
| prithee | used to express a polite request |
| enmity | deep-seated often mutual hatred |
| besiege | to surround w/ hostile forces |
| pike | freshwater food or game fish |
| mooncalf | freak, fool |
| sinews | tendon, source of vitality or strength |
| verse | writing arranged according to a pattern |
| spendthrift | wasteful or extravagant |
| fie | used to express distaste or disapproval |
