Hamlet part 2

Question 1

A model of excellence or perfection

Answer 1

Paragon

Question 2

The purest essence or form of something; the most typical example

Answer 2

Quintessence

Question 3

A council, especially of churches or church officials

Answer 3

Synod

Question 4

To cut out or split open, by a cutting blow

Answer 4

Cleave

Question 5

Stingy

Answer 5

Niggardly

Question 6

A sound, healthy, or prosperous state; well-being

Answer 6

Weal

Question 7

A strong defense or protection; a solid wall-like structure for defense; to provide such defense or protection

Answer 7

Bulwark

Question 8

A highly emotional utterance; a highly emotional literary work

Answer 8

Rhapsody

Question 9

To jump or skip about playfully

Answer 9

Gambol

Question 10

Exaggerated, assumed, or superficial earnestness of language or manner

Answer 10

Unction

Question 11

Cowardly; lacking any courage

Answer 11

Craven

Question 12

Excessive showiness

Answer 12

Ostentation

Question 13

The use of ambiguous language to conceal the truth or to avoid committing oneself; a lie

Answer 13

Equivocation

Question 14

Funeral or burial rites or ceremonies

Answer 14

Obsequies

Question 15

Quick-tempered

Answer 15

Splentitive

Question 16

Utter destruction; eternal damnation; hell

Answer 16

Perdition

Question 17

Shade or a shadow or a feeling of resentment

Answer 17

Umbrage