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Shakespeare Words (Mock (n) or (v) (Noun
an object of derision.
act of…
Shakespeare Words
Mock (n) or (v)
Noun
- an object of derision.
- act of mockery, mocking remark, derisive action, scornful irony. mockery, derision, ridicule
Verb
1.tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner.
- make fun of, ridicule. imitate, mimic, copy. deceive, delude, mislead. disprove, defy, disappoint
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Affection (n.)
(Shakespeare's words) fancy, inclination, desire, passion, lustful feeling
Dull (adj.) or (v)
(Shakespeare's words) (adj) dead, lifeless, sluggish, inactive (v) blunt, reduce the activity of
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He showed affection to her, by hugging her tightly.
Bawd (n)
Noun
- A woman in charge of a brothel
- pimp, procurer, pander, go-between
"I remember him now--a bawd, a cut purse"
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defeat (v.)
- deface, disfigure, disguise
- destroy, ruin, wreck
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Whipster (n.)
wretch, degenerate, good-for-nothing
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