Shakespearean words and what they mean
- Abhor: To reject, disdain.
- Assay: To try.
- Balk: To hesitate, to dispute.
- Clepe: To call.
- Couch: To go to sleep.
- Cozen: To cheat.
- Dost: Do.
- Doth: Does.
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