Pecor Grade 9: Shakespearean Vocabulary VIII: Shakespeare and the SAT
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MsPecor Plus on January 20, 2011
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These words are in a Shakespeare play we will be reading later in the year. Because they are still in use in Modern English, some of them are sure to appear on the SAT.
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 woo | try to gain the love of someone (especially a woman or girl) |
| will | wish or desire |
| consent | agreement; permission |
| scope | range of possibilities |
| fair | positive |
| according | agreeing or confirming |
| accustomed | traditional |
| whereto | to which |
| store | group or supply |
| behold | see |
| tread | walk |
| lusty | youthful and strong |
| appareled | dressed |
| limping | walking in an uneven way that indicates weakness or injury |
| fennel |  any of several aromatic herbs having edible seeds and leaves and stems |
| bud |  a small swelling on a plant that will grow into a twig, flower, or leaf |
| merit | worth; value |
| lessened | reduced; diminished |
| anguish | extreme distress of body or mind |
| giddy | 1) dizzy 2) lighhearted, impulsive, silly |
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