Macbeth

Question 1

Suborned

Answer 1

To bribe or induce (someone) unlawfully or secretly to perform some misdeed or to commit a crime

Question 2

Augment

Answer 2

To make larger in size,strength and number

Question 3

Countenance

Answer 3

Expression of face

Question 4

Consort

Answer 4

A husband/wife/spouse especially of a reigning monarch

Question 5

Dauntless

Answer 5

Not to be intimidated

Question 6

Appall

Answer 6

To overcome with horror/fear

Question 7

Plight

Answer 7

A condition,state,or situation,especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one- perdiciment

Question 8

Scruples

Answer 8

A moral or ethical consideration or standard that acts as a restraint force or inhibits certain actions

Question 9

Minion

Answer 9

A server who follow someone in power

Question 10

Avarice

Answer 10

Greed

Question 11

Cleave

Answer 11

To adhere closely; stick; cling; to remain faithful

Question 12

Rebuke

Answer 12

To express sharp disapproval

Question 13

Surmise

Answer 13

To think of infer without certain or strong evidence; conjecture; guess

Question 14

Palpable

Answer 14

Readily or plainly seen/heard, touchable

Question 15

Couriers

Answer 15

A messenger usually traveling in haste

Question 16

Corporal

Answer 16

Of the human body; bodily; physical

Question 17

Equivocate

Answer 17

To use ambiguous or unclear expression, usually to avoid commitment or in order to mislead; prevaricate

Question 18

Beguile

Answer 18

To influence by trickery

Question 19

Chastise

Answer 19

To punish severely

Question 20

Harbinger

Answer 20

Anything that foreshadows a future event; a person who goes ahead and makes known the approach of another

Question 21

Carousing

Answer 21

To engage in a drunken revel; to drink frequently and heavily