AP Othello Flashcards

6614707000	aside	A device in which a character in a drama makes a short speech which is heard by the audience but not by other characters in the play	0
6614707903	soliloquy	A long speech expressing the thoughts of a character alone on stage	1
6614707904	moor	Muslims of Spain	2
6614707905	bombastic	pompous in speech and manner	3
6614707906	epithets	Brief, descriptive phrases used to characterize people or things.	4
6614707907	homage	Honor or respect shown publicly	5
6614708942	incense	to make very angry	6
6614708943	reverence	deep respect	7
6614708944	delude	to deceive	8
6614708945	embark	commence; go on board a boat; begin a journey	9
6614708946	fathom	Understand	10
6614710657	promulgate	To make known officially	11
6614710658	manifest	Obvious; very clear; evident	12
6614710659	inhibit	to hold back	13
6614710660	disporportionate	out of proportion; too much or too little	14
6614710669	valiant	brave	15
6614711766	err	Mistaken	16
6614711767	beguile	To deceive	17
6614711768	beseech	To beg	18
6614712325	sovereign	having absolute authority in a certain realm	19
6614712326	alacrity	Eagerness	20
6614712327	disposition	Attitude or mood	21
6614712872	mediator	one who settles disputes	22
6614712873	spinster	One who isn't married	23
6614712874	heathen	pagan; uncivilized and irreligious	24
6614712875	preferment	the act of moving up to a higher rank or position; a higher position in the church	25
6614713754	obsequious	Overly submissive and eager to please	26
6614713755	plague	Curse	27
6614713756	malice	Hatred	28
6614713757	lascivious	lustful	29
6614714362	rebuke	To criticize sharply	30
6614714363	contrived	artificial; labored	31
6614714364	iniquity	sin; evil act	32
6614714365	palpable	Able to be touched or felt	33
6614714366	idle	inactive	34
6614715006	assay	analyze; evaluate	35
6614715007	mountebank	A swindler; a charlatan; a trickster	36
6614715008	mandate	an official order or commission to do something.	37
6614715009	overt	Obvious, easily observed	38
6614715010	visage	A face or facial expression	39
6614716098	knavery	Trickery or foolishness.	40
6668311072	discern	to perceive or recognize	41
6668314347	contention	argument	42
6668317139	chide	(v.) to blame; scold	43
6668321294	ensnare	To entrap.	44
6668328614	egregious	Extremely bad; flagrant	45
6668330785	wanton	undisciplined; unrestrained; reckless	46
6668335637	propriety	correct behavior; obedience to rules and customs	47
6668337277	censure	Blame	48
6668339496	assail	To attack	49
6668344663	inordinate	excessive	50
6668347894	renounce	To give up or resign something	51
6668348809	pestilence	disease	52
6668351343	solicit	requested; asked for	53
6702398055	entreat	To beg	54
6702398056	converse	to talk; the opposite	55
6702398057	discourse	Conversation	56
6702398962	discretion	good judgement	57
6702398963	languish	decay; fade away; get weaker	58
6702398964	err	wandering and unpredictable	59
6702398965	cunning	Cleverness; slyness	60
6702398966	penitent	expressing remorse for one's misdeeds	61
6702398967	incur	To bring about	62
6702398968	beseech	To beg	63
6702399788	filch	to steal	64
6702399789	disposition	Attitude or mood	65
6702399790	vile	Extremely unpleasant	66
6702399791	vehement	Intense, forceful, powerful	67
6702399792	vice	bad habit	68
6702401430	imputation	accusation	69
6702401431	reproach	To express disapproval of	70
6702404205	apoplectic	extremely angry; furious	71
6702405870	beguile	To deceive	72
6702405871	import	ask urgently	73
6702405872	cuckold	the husband of an unfaithful wife	74
6702405873	expostulate	to object earnestly	75
6702405874	breach	Some sort of violation; a gap	76
6702407034	teem	to become filled to overflowing; to be present in large quantities	77
6702408287	garner	to gather and store	78
6712213575	restitution	(n.) the act of restoring someone or something to the rightful owner or to a former state or position; making good on a loss or damage	79
6712213576	perjury	Lying under oath	80
6712214267	pernicious	Harmful	81
6712214268	valiant	brave	82
6712214269	forsake	To abandon	83
6712214270	censure	To criticize harshly	84