Macbeth Act Ii & Act Iii

Front 1

Augment

Back 1

To make greater, increase

Front 2

Surfeit

Back 2

To overindulge

Front 3

Appall

Back 3

To horrify, shock

Front 4

Multitudinous

Back 4

Consisting of many elements or parts

Front 5

Sacrilegious

Back 5

Violating something sacred

Front 6

Undivulged

Back 6

Not revealed

Front 7

Predominance

Back 7

Superiority in effectiveness, degree, quality

Front 8

Minion

Back 8

A favorite

Front 9

Predecessor

Back 9

A person who comes before another in time in a position of office

Front 10

Sovereignty

Back 10

Royal authority or power

Front 11

Charnel House

Back 11

A building into which bones were thrown when a grave was dug up to make room for a new corpse

Front 12

Avaunt

Back 12

Begone

Front 13

Cauldron

Back 13

A large kettle pot

Front 14

Impress

Back 14

To force

Front 15

Coz

Back 15

A flag carried by a soldier

Front 16

Sooth

Back 16

Truth

Front 17

Oracle

Back 17

May be the person through whom a diety speaks; information about the future

Front 18

Lave

Back 18

To bathe

Front 19

Maws

Back 19

Bellies ; stomachs

Front 20

Kites

Back 20

Birds of prey, often hawks

Front 21

Speculation

Back 21

The power of sight

Front 22

Apparition

Back 22

A ghostly figure

Front 23

Bodements

Back 23

Prophecies

Front 24

School

Back 24

(Verb) to teach; to discipline

Front 25

Ague

Back 25

Fever and chills

Front 26

Forced

Back 26

Reinforced

Front 27

Seige

Back 27

A military blockade of a town or fort in order to force its surrender

Front 28

Posterity

Back 28

All succeeding generations

Front 29

Verity

Back 29

A statement or belief acknowledged to be an established truth

Front 30

Oracle

Back 30

Something or someone believed to be a source of wisdom

Front 31

Indissoluble

Back 31

Lasting or permanent

Front 32

Parricide

Back 32

Murder of a parent

Front 33

Dauntless

Back 33

Fearless

Front 34

Unlineal

Back 34

Not hereditary

Front 35

Rancor

Back 35

Malice, spiteful

Front 36

Bounteous

Back 36

Plentiful

Front 37

Grapple

Back 37

To grip and hold

Front 38

Incense

Back 38

To make very angry

Front 39

Sundry

Back 39

Miscellaneous; of an indefinite small number

Front 40

Levy

Back 40

The inposing or collecting of taxes or other payments

Front 41

Jovial

Back 41

Playful, good-humored

Front 42

Jocund

Back 42

Jovial, cheerful

Front 43

Cloister

Back 43

A place of religious seclusion; to seclude

Front 44

Venom

Back 44

Spite, malice

Front 45

Grandam

Back 45

An old woman

Front 46

Infirmity

Back 46

Weakness, feebleness

Front 47

Homage

Back 47

Anything done to show honor or respect