Merchant of Venice Vocabulary | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Someone who like to keep all their moneyand is unwilling to spend any

miser

A formal promise, especially one madebefore a court of law

oath

How did Antonio try to stop Portia and Bassanio from arguing about Portia’s ring?

He swore by his own heart that Bassanio would never break another promise to Portia.

the wish to hurt, bother, or embarrass a person

spite

Saying things in a way that sows mean the opposite of what you say

sarcastically

Shylock is upset Antonio had loaned money to someone with no ______

interest

"All that ______ is not gold."

glisters

A type of play with poetry, music, dance,and songs that was popular in the 16th and 17th centuries

masque

The "chests" that the men pick from are actually called "c_____" in the original text

caskets

What did Nerissa and Portia tell Gratiano and Bassanio they had done to get their rings back?

They told them that they had slept with the lawyer and the lawyer’s clerk for the rings.

What good news did Portia bring for Antonio?

Three of his ships had safely arrived home, bringing him a lot of money

A punishment for breaking the law or arule

penalty

a place used by Jews for worship and religious instruction

synagogue

an insect that has broad wings and flies mostly at night

moth

Why did Nerissa and Gratiano have an argument when they got back to Belmont?

Because Nerissa had found out that Gratiano had given her ring to the ‘judge’s clerk’.

Shylock demands a "____ of flesh"

pound

to feel sorry or sad about something that you have said or done

regretted

Money that a person or institution suchas a bank charges you for lending you money

interest

Something you wear to change yourappearance so that people won’t recognize you

disguise

Morally good and deserving respect

honorable

to stare longer or in a colder or harder way than; stare down; outface

out-stare

to pay all the money you owe to a particular person or company

settle