| devour | (v.) to eat greedily or hungrily |
| rite | (n.) a ceremony; any formal custom or practice |
| slander | (n.) false and malicious use of spoken words to damage another’s reputation |
| confer | (v.) to consult, talk over, exchange opinions |
| bludgeon | (v.) to strike with a heavy club; to use force or strong arguments to gain something |
| envious | (adj.) feeling or showing envy; jealous |
| exertion | (n.) physical or mental effort |
| ferocious | (adj.) savage; fiercely violent |
| fiery | (adj.) like or suggestive of fire; very intense |
| prey | (n.) animal hunted or caught for food; (v.) to hunt for or to take advantage of or exploit |
| shroud | (n.) cloth used to wrap a body for burial; (v.) to cover or conceal from view |
| vile | (adj.) extremely unpleasant; disgusting |
Hamlet Act 4 – Shakescleare Translation
August 15, 2019