Hamlet Vocabulary

Front 1

Emulate
(act one)

Back 1

ambitious, rivalrous

Front 2

Harrow
(act one)

Back 2

to cause extreme distress of mind or emotions; to vex

Front 3

Shark
(act one)

Back 3

to prey upon; to gather together for booty or gain

Front 4

Tenable
(act one)

Back 4

necessity

Front 5

Necessary
(act one)

Back 5

believing or willing to believe

Front 6

Husbandry
(act one)

Back 6

management, thrift

Front 7

Shrewdly
(act one)

Back 7

sharply, intensely, grievously

Front 8

Eager
(act one)

Back 8

sour, acid, or bitter

Front 9

Hearse
(act one)

Back 9

to lay in a coffin; to bury with funeral rites and ceremony

Front 10

Particular
(act two)

Back 10

individual, private or personal gain or interest

Front 11

Forgery
(act two)

Back 11

a lie or deception; a falsehood

Front 12

Consequence
(act two)

Back 12

sequence or succession; the end result of a logical sequence

Front 13

Unbrace
(act two)

Back 13

to loosen, untie; to free from restrictive clothing or armor

Front 14

Perusal
(act two)

Back 14

survey; careful study or analysis

Front 15

Remedy
(act two)

Back 15

means to provide relief from evil or wrongdoing; relief or redress

Front 16

Distemper
(act two)

Back 16

mental or physical illness, disorder, ailment

Front 17

Arras
(act two)

Back 17

a wall tapestry

Front 18

Fishmonger
(act two)

Back 18

a fish merchant

Front 19

Harp
(act two)

Back 19

to dwell on excessively

Front 20

Affront
(act three)

Back 20

to meet intentionally; confront

Front 21

Visage
(act three)

Back 21

face; assumed appearance; outward appearance

Front 22

Consummation
(act three)

Back 22

completion; fulfillment; accomplishment, end

Front 23

Coil
(act three)

Back 23

noisy disturbance; bustle, fuss, trouble; bustle of mortal life

Front 24

Orison
(act three)

Back 24

prayer, especially a personal one

Front 25

Calumny
(act three)

Back 25

false charge; intentional damage to another’s reputation

Front 26

Occulted
(act three)

Back 26

hidden

Front 27

Confound
(act three)

Back 27

to defeat, overthrow

Front 28

Mandate
(act three)

Back 28

command, order, injunction

Front 29

Marshal
(act three)

Back 29

guide; to lead as a harbinger

Front 30

Contend
(act four)

Back 30

struggle; oppose

Front 31

Providence
(act four)

Back 31

foresight, guardianship

Front 32

Knavish
(act four)

Back 32

dishonest; like a knave, rascal, or rogue

Front 33

Multitude
(act four)

Back 33

crowd, mob, throng

Front 34

Appliance
(act four)

Back 34

medicine services

Front 35

Conveyance
(act four)

Back 35

channel, way, passage

Front 36

Beggar
(act four)

Back 36

impoverish, exhaust means

Front 37

Rabble
(act four)

Back 37

mob, angry crowd

Front 38

Commune
(act four)

Back 38

share, communicate verbally

Front 39

Obscure
(act four)

Back 39

hidden, without prominence

Front 40

Absolute
(act five)

Back 40

complete, entire, to the fullest degree

Front 41

Fancy
(act five)

Back 41

imagination, fantasy

Front 42

Maimed
(act five)

Back 42

rendered powerless; incomplete

Front 43

Quick
(act five)

Back 43

the living; alive; endowed with life

Front 44

Outface
(act five)

Back 44

to outdo, shame, silence

Front 45

Indiscretion
(act five)

Back 45

unguarded or unwary of conduct or behavior

Front 46

Scarf
(act five)

Back 46

to clothe, cover, or wrap in a scarf

Front 47

Packet
(act five)

Back 47

intrigue; plot

Front 48

Angle
(act five)

Back 48

trap; deception

Front 49

Carriage
(act five)

Back 49

carrier; support