Shakespearean Meanings Sigurd Burckhardt
Publisher: Princeton University Press

Read Shakespeare's quotes and their modern English translations. Hence is the most complex form, having meanings of place, time, and result (the latter were used in Early Modern English, but are not found in Shakespeare. Person under the rank of gentleman, yeoman. Shakespeare What play is this quote from ? Shakespeare coined this phrase and used it in several of his plays; for example, The Tempest, 1610:. Examples of many-layered meanings from Shakespeare's plays. Agree (v.) 2 become harmonious, be reconciled. Goodness (n.) 3 benefit, advantage, successful outcome. Aglet-baby (n.) [unclear meaning] small ornamental figure forming the tag of a lace. Good-years (n.) [unclear meaning] good times to come. Shakespearean synonyms, Shakespearean pronunciation, Shakespearean translation, English dictionary definition of Shakespearean. Fair play - the meaning and origin of this saying. Fancy free - the meaning and origin of this saying.