The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - Israel Gollancz William Shakespeare [3650]
SURCEASE - cessation, end
SURPRISE - to capture by surprise
SUR-REINED - over-worked
SUSPECT - suspicion
SUSPIRE - to breathe
SWABBER - a sweeper of the deck of a ship
SWARTH (1) - dark-complexioned
SWARTH (2) - heap
SWASHER - swaggerer
SWASHING - dashing, smashing
SWATH - The same as 'swarth'
SWATHLING - swaddling
SWAY - to move on
SWEAR - to adjure
SWEAR OVER - to out-swear
SWIFT - ready, quick
SWINGE-BUCKLER - a bully
T
TABLE - a tablet, note-book
TABLE-BOOK - note-book
TABLES - backgammon
TABOUR - a small side-drum
TABOURER - a player on the tabour
TABOURINE - tambourine, drum
TAG - the rabble
TAINT - tainted
TAINTURE - defilement
TAKE IN - to conquer
TAKE OUT - to copy
TAKE UP - raise, levy
TAKING - malignant influence; state of agitation
TAKING UP - buying on credit
TALE - counting, reckoning
TALL - strong, valiant
TALLOW-CATCH - a lump of tallow
TANG - twang, sound
TANG - to sound
TANLING - anything tanned by the sun
TARRE - to excite, urge on
TARRIANCE - delay
TARTAR - Tartarus
TASK - to lay a tax upon; to occupy fully
TASKING - challenging
TASTE - to try
TAWDRY-LACE - a rustic necklace
TAXATION - satire, sarcasm
TAXING - satire
TEEN - grief
TELL - to count
TEMPER - to mix
TEMPERANCE - temperature
TEMPERED - mixed
TEND - to attend to
TENDER - to offer; regard, care
TENT (1) - bed hangings
TENT (2) - to lodge
TENT (3) - to probe
TENT (4) - roll of lint usd to clean a wound
TERCEL - the male of the goshawk
TERMAGANT - a ranting character in old plays
TESTED - pure, assayed
TESTERN - to reward with a tester, or six-pence
THARBOROUGH - a constable
THEE - you
THEORICK - theory
THEWES - sinews, muscles
THICK - rapidly
THICK-PLEACHED - thickly intertwined
THIRD-BOROUGH - a constable
THOU - you
THOUGHT - anxiety, grief
THRASONICAL - boastful
THREE-MAN BEETLE - a wooden mallet worked by three men
THREE-MAN-SONG-MEN - singers of songs in three parts
THREE-PILE - three-piled velvet
THRENE - funeral song
THRID - thread, fibre
THROE - to put in agonies
THRUM - the tufted end of a thread in weaving
THRUMMED - made od coarse ends or tufts
THY - your
TICKLE - ticklish
TIGHT - nimble, active
TIGHTLY - briskly, promptly
TIKE - a cur
TILLY-VALLY - int an exclamation of contempt
TILTH - tillage
TIMELESS - untimely
TINCT - stain, dye
TIRE (1) - head-dress
TIRE (2) - to feed upon like a bird of prey
TIRED - dressed, clothed
TANG - twang, sound
TOD - to yield a tod of wool
TOKENED - marked with plague spots
TOKENS - plague spots
TOLL - to exact toll; to strike
TOPLESS - supreme, without superior
TOUCH - stroke; trait or feature; dash, spice; touchstone for testing gold
TOUCHED - pricked
TOUSE - to pull, drag
TOWARD - nearly ready
TOWARDS - nearly ready
TOYS - trifles, foolish tricks
TRADE - beaten path
TRANECT - a ferry
TRANSLATED - transformed
TRASH - to cheque, as a huntsman his hounds
TRAVAIL - labour, toil
TRAY-TRIP - an old game played with dice
TREACHERS - traitors
TREATIES - entreaties
TRENCHED - carved
TRICK - custom, habit; art, knack; characteristic expression; touch
TRICK - to adorn, dress up
TRICKED - blazoned
TRICKING - ornament
TRICKSY - elegantly quaint
TRIPLE - third
TROJAN - a cant word for a thief
TROL-MY-DAMES - a game using balls and arches
TROTH-PLIGHT - betrothed
TROW - to trust, think
TRUE - honest
TRUNDLE-TAIL - a long-tailed dog
TUCKET-SONANCE - a flourish on the trumpet
TUNDISH - a funnel
TURLYGOOD - a name adopted by bedlam-beggars
TURN - to modulate
TWANGLING - twanging
TWIGGEN - made of twigs, wicker
TWILLED - Retained by woven branches
TWINK - a twinkling
TWIRE - to peep, twinkle
U
ULLORXA - lustful persons (a puzzling word to all editors)
UMBER - brown pigment
UMBERED - darkened, as with umber
UMBRAGE - shadow
UNABLE - weak, impotent
UNACCOMMODATED - not furnished with what is necessary
UNANELED - not having received extreme unction
UNAVOIDED - unavoidable
UNBACKED - unridden
UNBANDED - without a hatband
UNBARBED - unarmed
UNBATED - unabated,