Vocabulary from Shakespearean Text

disposition

• your usual mood

• a type of clothing

• a legal term for property transfer

• a method of cooking

amorous

• expressive of or exciting love or romance

• related to friendship and companionship

• characterized by indifference or apathy

• pertaining to conflict and rivalry

convey

• make known; pass on, of information

• to hide or conceal something

• to create confusion or misunderstanding

• to ignore or overlook a message

bier

• a type of beer

• a stand to support a corpse or a coffin prior to burial

• a traditional dance

• a type of flower

forbear

• to indulge in something

• to resist doing something

• to encourage action

• to ignore a situation

thither

• to or toward that place; away from the speaker

• a direction opposite to the speaker

• a term used for a distant location

• a synonym for here

denote

• to represent something

• to be a sign or indication of

• to confuse or mislead

• to ignore or overlook

hark

• to ignore; used mostly in the imperative

• to listen; used mostly in the imperative

• to shout loudly; used mostly in the imperative

• to whisper softly; used mostly in the imperative

dissemble

• to reveal one's true feelings

• to make believe with the intent to deceive

• to express openly and honestly

• to act in a straightforward manner

conduit

• a type of electrical appliance

• a passage through which water or electric wires can pass

• a method of communication

• a type of water filter