Romeo and Juliet 1.4 Word Nerd: "suit"

The video explores the etymology of the word 'sue', tracing its origin from the Latin 'sequi', meaning to follow or pursue. Initially used in the context of hunting, the term evolved to its modern legal connotation of pursuing a claim. Shakespeare's use of the word in his works reflects both its historical and contemporary meanings, adding a nuanced, animalistic tone to the imagery.

What is the significance of the hunting dog in the context of the word 'sue'?

What animalistic tone is suggested by the phrase 'smelling out a suit'?