“dowager” Part of speech | Noun |
“dowager” Definition | A widow with a title or property derived from her late husband |
“dowager” Quote | Like to a step dame or a dowager |
“dowager” Synonym | Matriarch |
“solemnities” Part of speech | Noun |
“solemnities” Definition | The formal observing of an occasion or event |
“solemnities” Quote | Shall be hold the night of our solemnities |
“solemnities” Synonym | Ceremonies |
“abjure” Part of speech | Verb |
“abjure” Definition | To give up under oath |
“abjure” Quote | either to die the death or to abjure forever the society of men |
“abjure” Synonym | renounce |
“livery” Part of speech | Noun |
“livery” Definition | A certain garb or dress worn in an official capacity |
“livery” Quote | You can endure the livery of a nun |
“livery” Synonym | uniform |
“austerity” Part of speech | Noun |
“austerity” Definition | The quality or state of being severe or strict |
“austerity” Quote | For aye austerity and a single life |
“austerity” Synonym | Sterness |
“edict” Part of speech | Noun |
“edict” Definition | An official order or proclamation issued by an authority |
“edict” Quote | It stands an edict in destiny |
“edict” Synonym | decree |
“cowslips” Part of speech | Noun |
“cowslips” Definition | An english flower having fragrant yellow buds |
“cowslips” Quote | The cowslips tall, her pensioners be |
“cowslips” Synonym | primrose |
“pensioners” Part of speech | Noun |
“pensioners” Definition | The godly dressed body guards that served Queen Elizabeth |
“pensioners” Quote | The cowslips tall her pensioners be |
“pensioners” Synonym | guard |
“changeling” Part of speech | Noun |
“changeling” Definition | A child believed to have been secretly substituted by fairies for the parent’s real child in infancy |
“changeling” Quote | She never had so sweet a changeling |
“changeling” Synonym | tiddler |
“wanton” Part of speech | Noun |
“wanton” Definition | A woman with loose morals |
“wanton” Quote | Tarry, rash wanton. Am I not thy lord? |
“wanton” Synonym | promiscuous |
“yoke” Part of speech | Noun |
“yoke” Definition | A frame designed to fit around the necks of a team of oxen |
“yoke” Quote | The ox hath therefore stretched his yoke in vain |
“yoke” Synonym | harness |
“chaplet” Part of speech | Noun |
“chaplet” Definition | a circular piece of headwear generally made of natural items used for decoration |
“chaplet” Quote | An odorous chaplet of sweet summer buds |
“chaplet” Synonym | garland |
“promontory” Part of speech | Noun |
“promontory” Definition | A point of high land that juts out into a large body of water |
“promontory” Quote | Since once I sat upon a promontory and heard a mermaid on a dolphin’s back |
“promontory” Synonym | jette |
Midsummer Night’s Dream Vocab 1
July 16, 2019