802 bombast ... time i.e. ways of filling time
803 devout committed/earnest
803 respects deliberation/attention
804 met responded to
808 quote regard
812 world-without-end everlasting
814 dear dire/costly, valuable
815 as although
815 such cause reason (for you to)
816 aught anything
818 forlorn desolate
818 naked austere
820 until ... reckoning i.e. a year
820 signs i.e. of the zodiac
822 insociable unsociable
824 hard lodging uncomfortable living conditions
824 weeds clothes
825 Nip not inhibit not the growth of
825 gaudy flourishing, colorful
826 last remain
827 expiration end
828 challenge claim
828 deserts deserving actions
835 entitled in having legal claim to
837 flatter up pamper
838 The may the
840 And ... sick these six lines are enclosed within solidi because they seem to be the first draft of the subsequent longer exchange between Berowne and Rosaline; they should be cut in performance 851 mark no pay no attention to
851 smooth-faced plausible/youthful
858 friend i.e. lover/husband
859 stay wait
860 The liker that's more like; plays on long in "Longaville"
860 taller braver; puns on sense of long
861 Studies reflects, muses
863 attends awaits
866 world's large tongue i.e. widely distributed report 867 replete with full of
868 comparisons scoffing analogies
868 flouts insults
869 estates classes of people
869 execute inflict
871 weed root out
871 wormwood bitterness (medicinal herb)
872 therewithal along with that
874 term period of time
875 still converse continually associate
877 fierce vigorous/keen
878 enforce compel
878 pained impotent helpless distressed
879 move arouse
879 the ... death i.e. the dying
882 gibing scoffing
883 loose grace easy charm (with possible oxymoronic joke since loose can mean "sinful" while grace often signifies "virtue") 885 prosperity success
888 Deafed deafened
888 dear dire, terrible
890 withal as well
894 befall ... befall what will be will be
897 bring escort
899 courtesy courteous behavior
908 hold the plough become a farmer (with sexual connotations) 910 dialogue scholarly debate
910 two learned men i.e. Sir Nathaniel and Holofernes 916 maintained defended/represented
917 pied multicolored
919 lady-smocks cuckooflowers
920 paint adorn
922 Mocks married men i.e. because his call sounds like "cuckold" and because the cuckoo usurps the nests of other birds 926 oaten straws straws from oat plants
927 larks ... clocks because ploughmen rise early and larks are dawn birds 928 turtles turtledoves
928 tread mate
928 daws jackdaws
936 blows his nail i.e. warms his hands by blowing on them/has nothing much to do 939 nipped chilled
939 ways be foul paths are muddy
943 greasy covered with grease/fat/sweaty
943 keel stir/cool
945 parson's saw clergyman's maxims
946 brooding incubating eggs
948 crabs crab apples
948 bowl i.e. bowl of ale
953 Mercury messenger of the gods
953 harsh disagreeable, discordant
954 Apollo Greek god of music
954 You may refer either to the audience, ladies, or actors 954 we may refer either to the actors, lords, or Armado and Jaquenetta
William Shakespeare, Love's Labour's Lost (Arden Shakespeare)
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