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20 Cards in this Set
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Consort |
(V)- to hang out with (N)- escort, or a one person in a group of musicians |
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Villain |
(N)-a bad or evil person |
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Vile |
(Adj)- seriously evil or bad |
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Submission |
(N)- obedience or giving in to another person's wishes |
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Plague |
(N)- a disease that killed many people during the middle ages and during Shakespeare's time |
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Braggart |
(N)- a person who brags; a conceited person |
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Slander |
(N or V)- lies told to injure a person's reputation |
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Fray |
(N)- a fight |
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Fatal |
(Adj)- deadly |
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Martial |
(Adj)- refers to fighting, the army, etc: from the Greek god of wars, Mars |
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Dexterity |
(N)- the ability to move easily; with agility |
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Amorous |
(Adj)- loving, romantic, or passionate |
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Tedious |
(Adj)- boring because of length or because of the monotonous nature of the task |
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Cockatrice |
(N)- a mythological beast whose glance would kill it's victims (like the Basilisk in Harry Potter 2) |
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Corpse |
(N)- the body of a dead person |
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Beloved |
(N)- the person who is loved |
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Wherefore |
(Adv)- why |
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Emnity |
(N)- hatred, ill-will |
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Cunning |
(Adj or N)- cleaver or sly |
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Hoarse |
(Adj)- a rough or harsh sound to the voice, often because of a cold or a sore throat |
