1. Macbeth
Vocabulary

2. Act I Vocabulary Minion: (n) a servant of a powerful person
Deign: (v) to condescend to accept
Thither: (adv) toward that place or point
Corporal: (adj) of the body
Thane: (n) a person who holds lands of the king
Surmise: (n) a thought that something is possible

3. Act I continued Interim: (n) an intervening time
Recompense: (verb) to repay
Harbinger: (n) a person who goes ahead to make known the approach of another
Chastise: (verb) to criticize severely
Metaphysical: (adj) imaginary or fanciful

4. Act II Vocabulary
Husbandry: (n) careful, thrifty management of domestic resources
Summons: (n) a request, demand, call to duty, task, or performance
Palpable: (adj) plainly visible; tangible
Marshal: (v) to usher or lead
Surfeit: (n. or v.) excessive

5. Act II continued Contend: (v) to struggle; oppose
Clamor: (n) to make loud noises; to drive, force, influence noisily
Badge: (n) to furnish or mark
Multitude: (n) a great many
Augment: (v) to make greater or larger
Requite: (v) to avenge
Dire: (adj) dreadful, horrible

6. Act III-IV Vocabulary Grave: (n)dignified and somber in manner
Barren: (adj.)incapable of producing offspring
Rancor: (n) bitter, hatred, malice
Regard: (v) concern or awareness
Affliction: (n) a state or place of pain
Jovial: (adj.) characterized by a joyous humor/mood

7. Continued Avaricious: (adj.) greedy
Cauldron: (n) a large pot used for boiling
Confound: (v) confuse; defeat
Conjure (v)request earnestly; compel
Coveted: (v) to wish for longingly

8. Act V Vocabulary
Perturb: (v) to disturb greatly; to make uneasy and anxious
Guise: (n) outward appearance or aspect; mode of dress
Sere: (n or v) withered, dry
Purge: (v) to purify or cleanse; to get rid of sin, guilt, defilement, or disease
Famine: (n) severe hunger; starvation; a wide-spread food shortage

9. continued
Ague: (n) a chill or a fit of shivering as a result of a fever or disease
Arm: (v) put on weapons
Usurp: (v) to seize and hold the power of another by force; to tale over or occupy without right