lethargied | | fanfare of trumpets |
cruel garters | | distinguishing |
marjoram | | prostitute |
recreant | | weathervaces |
familiar | | hurt |
courtesan | | lasting forever or for an indefinitely long time |
afflication | | a stong dislike |
parricides | | inimate |
mire | | criticism |
dot on | | to continue in a course of action |
frontlet | | those who murder their fathers |
discerning | | coining money was the king's privilege |
epileptic | | disorted |
ignobly | | intentionally harmful |
nimble | | a disloyal person; traitor |
fa sol la mi | | tugging or pulling on someone's beard was an extreme insult |
infirmities | | countenance |
merry | | lacking energy |
dissolutions | | in good spirits |
perpetual | | neglect |
antipathy | | a stick or switch used for beating as a punishment |
sojourn | | damage |
plucks | | attentiveness |
adder | | physical ailments |
dominions | | solemnly reject |
crime | | terminations or breaking up into parts |
abjure | | the property or money that a woman gives to her hisband when they are married |
cocks | | shamefully |
persevere | | poisonous snake |
slack | | act foolish toward |
halter | | a plant used to treat madness |
mischief | | a governed territory or country |
tarry | | wait for |
darkling | | Edmund sings an augmented fourth, sometimes referred to as "the devil in music" |
visage | | a metephor for frown |
fairest | | characterized by abundance |
dowry | | a rope with a noose for hanging |
coining | | visit; to live somewhere temporarily |
fourish | | enduring |
censure | | in the dark |
rod | | a pun; crewel is a thin yarn |
opulent | | cause of pain or suffering |
contemned | | moving quickly |
retinue | | an area with wet, soggy ground; bog |
mar | | despised |
diligence | | a group of assistants or servants attending a person of importance |
perpetual | | bastard son, meant affectionately here |
maledictions | | curses |
malicious | | most loved |
whoreson | | offense |