Shot, tavern reckoning, score; V. iv. 158.

Show, deceitful appearance; V. v. 54.

Shows, appearances; V. v. 428. 'Shrew me, i.e. beshrew me; a

mild oath; II. iii. 146. Shrine, image; V. v. 164. Silly, simple; V. iii. 86. Simular, false, counterfeited; V. v. 200.

Single oppositions, single combats; (?) "when compared as to particular accomplishments" (Schmidt); IV. i. 15. Sinks, makes to sink; V. v. 413.

Sinon, who persuaded the Trojans to admit into the city the wooden horse filled with armed men; III. iv. 61. Sir, man; I. vi. 160.

Sirrah, a form of address to an inferior; III. v. 80.

Slight in sufferance, careless in permitting it; III. v. 35.

Slip you, let you go free; IV. iii. 22.

Sluttery, the practice of a slut; I. vi. 44.

Snuff, a candle that has been snuffed; I. vi. 87.

So, it is well; II. iii. 15.
Solace, take delight; I. vi. 86.
Soldier to, enlisted to; (?)
equal to; III. iv. 186.

So like you, if it please you;
II. iii. 58.
Something, somewhat; I. i. 86;
I. iv. 116.

Sometime, sometimes; II. iii. 76.

once; V. v. 333.

Sorer, more grievous, more evil; III. vi. 13. South-fog; "the S. rot him"; it was supposed that the south wind was charged with all noxious vapours and diseases; II. iii. 135. Spectacles, organs of vision; I. vi. 37.

Speed; "how you shall s.," how you will fare; V. iv. 190. Sprightly, of good cheer, in god spirits; III. vi. 75. Sprited, haunted; II. iii. 143. Spritely, spirit-like, ghostly; V. v. 428.

Spurs, shoots of the root of a tree; IV. ii. 58. Staggers, giddiness, reeling; V.

v. 233.

Stand, "station of huntsmen waiting for game"; II. iii.

74.

Stand, withstand; V. iii. 60. Stand'st so, dost stand up so; III. v. 56.

Starve, die of cold; I. iv. 176.

66

States, "persons of highest rank"; III. iv. 39.

Statist, statesman, politician; II. iv. 16.

Still, continually; II. v. 30. always; V. v. 250.

Story, i.e. the subject of the embroidery on the tapestry; II. ii. 27.

Story him, give an account of him; I. iv. 34.

Straight-pight, straight fixed, erect; V. v. 164.

Strain, impulse, motive; III. iv. 95.

-, stock, race; IV. ii. 24. Strait, straight; V. iii. 7. Strange, foreign, a foreigner; I. vi. 54.

Stricter, more restricted, less exacting; V. iv. 17.

Stride a limit, overpass the bound; III. iii. 35.

Strow, strew; IV. ii. 287.
Suit, clothe; V. i. 23.
Supplyant, auxiliary; III. vii.

14.

Supplyment, continuance of supply (Pope, “supply"); III. iv. 182.

Sur-addition, surname; I. i. 33. Swathing clothes; I. i. 59. (See illustration.)

Sweet, sweet-heart (Collier MS., "suite"); I. v. 80. Swerve, go astray, mistake; V. iv. 129.

Tables, tablets; III. ii. 39. Take, take pay; III. vi. 24. Take in, make to yield, overcome; III. ii. 9.

-, conquer, overcome; IV. ii. 121.

Take me up, take me to task; II. i. 4.

Talents; "beyond all t.," exceeding any sum; I. vi. 80. Tanlings, those tanned by the sun; IV. iv. 29. Targes, targets; "t. of proof," targets of tested metal (Folio 4, 'Targets"; Pope, "shields"; Capell, "targets"); V. v. 5.

Thereto, in addition thereto; IV. iv. 33.

Thick, fast, quickly; III. ii. 58. This, this is (S. Walker conj.

this'"); II. ii. 50.

Threat, threaten; IV. ii. 127. Throughfare, thoroughfare; I. ii. II.

Throughly, thoroughly; II. iv.
12; III, vi. 36.
Thunder-stone, thunder bolt;
IV. ii. 271.
Time, age; I. i. 43.
Tinct, colour; II. ii. 23.
Tirest on, preyest upon (as a
hawk); III. iv. 97.

Titan, the god of the Sun; III. iv. 166.

Title, name; I. iv. 93.
To, as to; I. iv. 101.

compared to; III. ii. 10.
is to be compared to; III.
iii. 26.

in addition to; IV. ii. 333. Tomboys, hoydens; I. vi. 122. Tongue, speak; V. iv. 147.

Touch, feeling, emotion; I. i. 135.

Toys, trifles; IV. ii. 193. Trims, dress, apparel, III. iv. 167.

Trip me, refute me, give me the lie; V. v. 35.

Troth, the truth; V. v. 274.
Trow, I wonder; I. vi. 47.
True, honest; II. iii. 75.
Truer, more honest man; I. v.
43.

Tune, voice; V. v. 238. Twinn'd, indistinguishably similar; I. vi. 35.

Unbent; "to be u.," to unbend

thy bow; III. iv. 111. Undergo, undertake, perform; I. iv. 148; III. v. 110. Undertake, give satisfaction; II. i. 27.

Unparagon'd, matchless; I. iv. 84; II. ii. 17.

Unpaved, castrated; II. iii. 33. Unprizable, invaluable; I. iv. 96. Unspeaking sots, blockheads wanting power of speech; V. v. 178.

Untwine, cease to twine; IV.

this w.," by acting in this way; IV. iv. 4. Weeds, garments; V. i. 23. Well encounter'd, well met; III. vi. 66.

Wench-like, womanish; IV. ii. 230.

Went before, excelled; I. iv. 75. What, what a thing; IV. i. 16. (Dyce,

When

as,

when

“whenas"); V. iv. 138; V.

v. 435.

Which, who; II. iii. III.

Whiles, while; I. v. I.
Who, whom; V. v. 27.
Whom, which; III. i. 53.
Windows, eyelids; II. ii. 22.