| troth | faith |
| collied | blackened (as with coal dust), darkened. |
| buskined | a boot that reaches the knee-worn to represent tragedy |
| livery | a clothing that identifies a wearer by occupation or rank |
| condole | arouse pity |
| leviathan | sea monster or large sea animal |
| darkling | (poetic) occurring in the dark or night |
| changeling | a child usually exchanged for another, often by fairies. |
| reremice | bats |
| brakes | thickets |
| incorporate | combine so as to form one body |
| engilds | to brighten with golden light; to decorate with gold |
| throstle | thrush (singing bird) |
| stealth | secret, sneaking, stealing away |
| derision | mockery; ridicule; laughable business |
| juvenal | youth |
| misprision | mistake |
| welkin | sky |
| gleek | scoff; jest |
| patches | clowns; fools |
| masques | courtly entertainment with masked dancers |
| gaud | ornament, trinket |
| moused | shaken; torn; bitten |
| imbrue | stain with blood |
| hight | is called |
| prodigious | extraordinary; enormous; monstrous |
| patched | wearing a dress of many colors |
| mend | improve |
| brands | logs |
| pumps | light shoes |
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Vocabulary Review
August 29, 2019