Hamlet Vocabulary

N. A small shed or shelter for sheep or birds; Tr. V. pass (go around)

N. A slattern, Intr. V. To consort with whores

N. The vault or expanse of the heavens, the sky.

Adj. Feverish

Tr. V. To wonder about. Intr. V. To be attentive, reflect, to deliberate.

Adj. Of or pertaining to Lent; meager, somber.

Adj. Lasting for a brief time; transitory; the generic SAT vocabulary word.

N. The color red.

N. Ecclesiastical council

Tr. V. To declare false, deny; to oppose esp. by contradiction.

Tr. V. To invoke evil upon.

N. The rim or a section of a rim of  wheel supported by spokes.

N. Song, esp. a French cabaret song.

Adj. Naggingly critical or complaining.

N. Cloth coated with wax, formerly used for wrapping the dead.

Adj. Being at leisure, idle, ineffective; superflous

N. A half, an indefinite portion, part or share

N. Carefree attitude.

N. Something prescribed, Adj. Prescribed

Adj. Giving milk.