| Term | Definition |
|---|
| bewitch | (v) to affect by magic or spells; to charm |
| coy | (adj) artfully shy; quiet; coquettish |
| disclosure | (v) to speak or write formally and at length |
| conjure | (v) to produce, as if by magic |
| chaste | (adj) 1) decent, modest, 2) simple in taste; not excessive |
| consort | (n) 1) a companion; 2) harmony of sounds |
| attend | (v) 1) to wait upon; to pay attention (to); ) to bend to |
| conceive | (v) form in the mind, imagine, express |
| feign | (v) put on a false appearance; make believe; pretend |
| confound | (v) to confuse of amaze |
| intercession | (n) 1) the act of intervening on someone else's behalf; 2) a prayer for someone else's benefit |
| despicable | (adj) deserving to be scorned, treated with contempt |
| jaunt | (n) a short journey. Especially one taken for pleasure. |
| gossamer | (n) something (usually fabric) extremely delicate; thin, light |
| frivolous | (adj) 1) lacking seriousness or sense; 2) trivial (unimportant) |
| entreat | (v) ask of keep asking earnestly; to beg or pray (for something) |
| convoy | (v) to accompany of escort; (n) the act or accompanying or escorting, especially for protective purposes |
| circumstance | (n) a condition or attribute that determines a fact or event (within the play, "circumstance" is often regarded as being associated with the role of Fate) |
| lour | (n) a sullen look; (v) to frown or show disapproval |
| wanting | (adj) lacking in some manner or respect |
| wantan | (adj) reckless; cruel; excessive; without regard for what is right |
| unadvised | (adj) rash; hasty; impulsive |
| vile | (adj) very bad; disgusting; obnoxious; foul |
| prate | (v) to talk at length (about unimportant things); to chatter; to gossip |
| brine | (n) very salty water (metaphorically, it may refer to tears) |
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