Shakespeare Is Hip-Hop

I know that this is not my day, and Sherazita already did this in the post before, but I also made this for myself anyways and thought that I should share this with you guys so you guys won't have to look each of these myriad words' definition. As last time, I changed some of these words' definition to make myself easier to understand.

Quotidian – daily, everyday

Fey - magical

Gay – happy, cheery, or homosexual

Pervasive – make it to spread

Douse – to soak, fill, or load to capacity

Pliable – flexible, bendable

Neologism – the creation of new words, or a new word

Commendable – worthy of praise

Profuse – spend many money, produce a lot, abundant

Abundant – a great number, myriad, plethora, profuse

Radiant – bright, beaming

Fecund – fertile, fruitful

Forestall – to delay, disturb

Poach – to hunt or fish illegally

Fetter – to hold back, control, chain, tie

Figurative - symbolic

Myriad – many, of great numbers, plethora, abundant

Plethora – plenty, a great number, myriad, abundant

Sacrosanct – holy

Fabricate – to invent, make up, concoct

Facile - easy

Fatuous – silly, foolish

Perfunctory – be into something, interest, done as duty

Mandatory – required, not optional

Flaccid - limp

Flabbergasted – surprised

Forage – to rummage, scavenge, graze for food

Licentious – dirty words, lewd

Lewd – vulgar, offensive, rude, licentious

Profane – improper, licentious, lewd

Fortuitous – lucky, fortunate, making fortunate discoveries by accident

Serendipity – fortuitous

Abrogate – to destroy completely, often by authority

Algid – extremely cold

Brumal – wintry, related to winter (not hiemal)

Hiemal – wintry, related to winter (not brumal)

Impecunious – excessively poor

Hapless – unlucky

Hiatus – a break

Gregarious – sociable, outgoing

Inquisitor – someone who asks questions, questioner

Iniquity – an evil act, a sin

Goad – to force forward, make people mad

Ingenious – marked by special intelligence

Subsist – to live, exist

Notoriety – known in bad regard

Blandish – to coax through flattery

Flattery – compliments, sycophancy

Innocuous - harmless

Neonate – a newborn baby

Incessant – without interruption

Narrate – to tell a story

Flout – to scorn, ignore

Pedagogue – a school teacher

Buffet – to hit or strike, beat

Quizlet

http://quizlet.com/3756954/flocabulary-sat-song-2-shakespeare-is-hip-hop-flash-cards/

The song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMpwbRSLVPg