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Shakespeare

ABHOR - To reject, disdain

ABSOLUTE - Without flaw, perfect

ADDICTION - Tendency, proneness

BALK - To hesitate, chop; to dispute

BRAVE - Handsome

CHARACTER - Letter, word

COIL - Distress, trouble

COUCH - To go to sleep

CUNNING - Clever, sharp

DELATION - Accusation

DESERVING - Merit, reward

DRAW - To bring near, call to

EGAL - Equal

EMBOSS - To track with the intent to kill

EXPEDIENCE - Quickness

FANCY - To desire

FEAR - To scare, frighten

FRONT - To oppose, affront, object

GAST - Scared, aghast

GRAVE - To inter, bury

HEAVY - Sad, painful, mournful

HONEST - Pure

INHERIT - Given; to accept or believe

JUDICIOUS - Fair, equitable

KNAP - To hit, strike

KNAVE - A young boy, a servant

LAND - Yard

LAPSED - Shocked, overcome

MAD - Crazy, wild

MATE - To confuse; to match

NOTE - Bill, list; to take note of

O'ER-RAUHOT, O'ER WROUGHT - Overcome

OUGHT - Privy to, promised

PAINFUL - Difficult, hard to do

PALL - To wrap up

PARTICOAT - To cover in colorful fabric

PERPEND - To think of, consider

QUAINT - Beautiful, ornate

QUAKE - To shake, tremble

QUICKEN - To bring to life, bring to one's senses

RAPTURE - A fit, ecstasy

RAVIN - Likely to destroy; hunger

RESPECT - Forethought, consideration

RETIRE - To go to bed, to retreat

SHRIFT - To admit

SIMULAR - Counterfeit

STILL - Always, forever

SUBSCRIPTION - Acquiescence, obedience

TAKE - To overtake; to enthrall

TAX - Blame, censure

TESTY - Worrisome

TRIGON - A triangle

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