Macbeth Act I Vocab Review

minion (noun)

• talk or act frivolously

• someone unimportant who obeys orders

• a return for something done, suffered, or given

• a large open are with sandy soil & scrubby vegitation

trifle (noun)

• talk or act frivolously

• someone unimportant who obeys orders

• a return for something done, suffered, or given

• a large open are with sandy soil & scrubby vegitation

recompense (noun)

• talk or act frivolously

• someone unimportant who obeys orders

• a return for something done, suffered, or given

• a large open are with sandy soil & scrubby vegitation

heath (noun)

• talk or act frivolously

• someone unimportant who obeys orders

• a return for something done, suffered, or given

• a large open are with sandy soil & scrubby vegitation

flout (verb)

• to guess something without having much proof

• to reprimand severely

• to mock; scoff

• to delay or block progress and/or movement

chastise (verb)

• to guess something without having much proof

• to reprimand severely

• to mock; scoff

• to delay or block progress and/or movement

recompense (verb)

• to guess something without having much proof

• to reprimand severely

• to mock; scoff

• to delay or block progress and/or movement

impede (verb)

• to guess something without having much proof

• to reprimand severely

• to mock; scoff

• to delay or block progress and/or movement

corporal (adjective)

• great courage in the face of danger

• of or relating to the body

• causing great fear or suffering

• a written communication

dire (adjective)

• great courage in the face of danger

• of or relating to the body

• causing great fear or suffering

• a written communication