Shakespeare Vocab 2

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emulate

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(v.) to imitate, follow an example; to try to equal or excel

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extract

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(v.) to remove or take out, usually with an effort

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frugal

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(adj.) thrifty, not spending much; not wasteful

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gnarled

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(adj.) knotted, twisted, bent; rugged

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hereditary

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(adj.) passing of traits from one generation to the next

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horrid

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(adj.) horrible, dreadful, extremely unpleasant

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impartial

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(adj.) unbiased, neutral, objective, fair

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jovial

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(adj.) happy, cheerful, good-humored

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impertinent

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(adj.) rude, disrespectful; irrelevant

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meditate

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(v.) to think deeply; to reflect; to intend.