Category: Literature
Created by: Carissa
Number of Blossarys: 6
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Describing animals as cold-blooded was not Shakespeare's intent. Rather, in Kind John he first used to term to mean someone who was behaving in a heartless manner.
This is another word which was used before as a noun, but Shakespeare coined as a verb. It was first seen in Timon of Athens.
While the noun blanket had long been used, Shakespeare was the first to use it as a verb meaning: to cover.
Besmirch is first seen in I Henry IV. It is still used today and means to damage or hurt someone's name or reputation.
This adjective means that good fortune or success should follow. It is thought that Shakespeare received his inspiration from a Roman practice of fortune telling by looking at the path a bird had ...
While accused had been used as a verb in the past, Shakespeare was the first one to popularize it as a noun. Example: The accused will defend himself tomorrow.
