- atone: make things right
- aught: all
- bark: ship
- baseness: low, bad qualities
- beguiled: decieve and charm
- bestial: like a beast
- cashier'd: fired
- chaste: sexually pure
- choler: anger, quick temper
- conjuration: magic
- consecrate: holy vow, marriage
- courtesan: prostitute for wealthy men
- cuckold: man cheated on by his wife
- cudgelled: beaten with a club
- dilatory: slow paced
- discourse: conversation
- disposition: character, personality
- dissemble: lie and pretend
- dotes: loves insanely
- dotes: obsessed
- durst: dare to bet
- end: goal
- engendered: created or produced
- equinox: balanced contrast
- fancy: imagine
- favour: outer appearence
- filches: steals
- gall: mad, upset, to bother
- galleys: ships
- get: produce
- haply: by chance
- harlotry: prostetute
- homage: honor
- humours: 4 body fluids that determine personality
- importune: beg, ask
- importunity: begging
- impudent: disrespectful
- incense: make angry
- infirmity: physical weakness
- iniquity: sins, evil
- iniquity: sin
- lechery: sexual sin
- loathed: detest, hate
- meet: appropriate
- meet: appropriate, suitable
- mettle: courage
- mince: make it seem insignificant
- mountebanks: con-man
- nuptial: marriage
- ocular: visual
- paragons: best example
- penitent: sorry for something you did wrong
- perdition: hell, condemnation
- pestilence: bad, spread disease
- pitch: tar
- procure: to get
- rack: torture rack
- rail: screaming
- reproach: criticize
- requite: pay back
- resolved: to be determined
- revels: party, celebration
- ruminate: to think and ponder
- sans: without
- signiory: government of Venice
- spinster: woman that never married
- spite: angry, resentful
- strumpet: prostitute
- stumpet's: prostetute
- tempest: storm
- trifles: insignificant things
- valiant: brave
- vehement: very strong emotion
- vice: fault
- virtue: good things
- wherefore: why
- wont: accostomed
- woo: court
- would: wish
- writ: writing
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