Shakespeare Vocab

2. an actor speaking their thoughts out loud
5. an exaggeration statement that should not be taken literally
7. an indirect reference to another literary work
8. two limes of the same length that rhyme and form one complete thought
9. the mistake of using a word in place of another word that sounds close to the same, usually funny
12. a rhythm structure of five lines with an unstressed-stressed syllable pattern

1. a word of phrase that is open to two interpretations, one is usually kind of naughty
3. a line of poetry - has some sort of rhythm
4. when a character talks to the audience (in a play) and the other characters don't hear them
6. a figure of speech of two words put together that have opposite meanings
10. written or spoken language in its regular form
11. a comparison without using like or as
13. a verse without rhyme
14. a play on words