Hamlet Vocab

v. to cite as authority

adj. related to or suited for war

adj. eliciting amazement or wonder; shadowy or ominous

n. foreshadows what is to come

n. a song of grief/ mournful piece of music

adj. lacking in reverence or proper respect

adj. marked by suggestive of high spirits/ mirth

v/adj. to surround by a boundary

n. frivolous action or act of delay/ flirtation

v. to take beforehand/instruct

n. act of examining or considering with attention and in great detail

n. ability to make responsible decisions

n. the heavens/ the arch of the sky

n. a model of excellence or perfection

adj. free/ without charge/ nothing

adj/n. tasty, flavorful, delicious

n. a historical account of events

v. to split or to separate

n. evil deeds or crimes

n. tapestry of Flemish origin used for wall hangings and curtains.

n. the appearance of a person

n. the completion or ultimate end

n. prayers

n. a statement that is seemingly contradictory but true

n. false accusation/ false charges

n. moderate in action

n. blows of force or striking with the hand

v. to clear of guilt; to free or cleanse

n. a strong support or structure for defense

n. an authoritative command or order

adj. persistent; urgent

n. a conclusion deduced by guesswork

v. to deposit a dead body in the earth, bury

adj. deadly; destructive; disease-causing

adj. exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

adj. marked by reckless or impulsive action

v. aroused extreme anger

adj. subject to death

v. to hide or conceal

v. to repay; to make return for

v. to beat or strike as with a heavy stick

n. the human head, especially the top of the head

v/adj. to regard with horror or loathing; despise

v. to babble on and on

peaceful relations between nations

n. steady effort

n. a scarce supply

adj. relevant and pertinent

adj. of great strength

n. great happiness, bliss