| straight | straightaway, immediately |
| pranks | malicious deeds |
| round | blunt |
| idle | foolish |
| rood | cross |
| glass | looking glass, mirror |
| leave | leave off, cease |
| proof | invulnerable (like armor) |
| sense | feeling |
| blurs | stains, defiles |
| contraction | i.e. marriage contract |
| rhapsody | jumble |
| index | table of contents or preface introducing a book |
| Hyperion’s | the name of the sun god |
| front | forehead |
| combination | group of features |
| ear | i.e. of a cereal plant like wheat |
| blasting | blighting |
| his | its |
| batten | glut yourself |
| moor | barren land |
| heyday | state of excitement |
| blood | passion |
| sense | perception through the senses |
| apoplexed | suffering from apoplexy, paralyzed |
| conzened | tricked |
| hoodman-blind | the game of blindman’s buff |
| mutine | incite rebellion |
| grainèd | indelible |
| enseamèd | greasy |
| cutpurse | thief |
| important | importunate, urgent |
| conceit | imagination |
| incorporal | immaterial |
| an end | on end |
| capable | responsive |
| effects | purposes |
| want | lack |
| ecstasy | madness |
| reword | repeat word for word |
| mining | undermining |
| ranker | more coarsely luxuriant |
| fatness | grossness |
| pursy | fat, flabby |
| curb | bow |
| use | habit |
| aptly | easily |
| potency | strength |
| minister | agent |
| reechy | filthy |
| paddock | toad |
| gib | tomcat |
| unpeg | unfasten |
| mines | tunnels dug under a fortress wall |
| packing | leaving the country, carrying off a burden |
Hamlet Vocab: Act 3, Scene 4
September 11, 2019