_curiosity_, elegance of construction. II, ii, 67. _curious_, careful, studious, solicitous. IV, i, 102.--made with art or care; elaborately or beautifully wrought; fine; “nice”. _Cit. Song._ l. 5. _dag_, a kind of heavy pistol or hand-gun. IV, i, 170 _s. d._ _debate_, strife, dissension, quarreling. III, i, 443. _decent_, becoming, appropriate, fitting. I, ii, 77. _defeatures_, defeats. I, ii, 177. _demonstrauely_, in a manner that indicates clearly or plainly. IV, i, 55. _deserued_, deserving. II, ii, 189. _determine_, decree. II, ii, 172. _detract_, disparage, traduce, speak evil of. I, ii, 271. _dis-become_, misbecome, be unfitting for or unworthy of. V, iii, 47. _discouery_, revelation, disclosure. III, i, 91; V, iii, 194. _distaste_, estrangement, quarrel. IV, ii, 1.--offence. V, iii, 15. _doubtfull_, fearful, apprehensive. IV, ii, 88. _doubts_, apprehensions. III, i, 246. _earth’d_, buried. II, i, 126. _edify_, gain instruction; profit, in a spiritual sense. IV, i, 62. _engag’d_, obliged, attached by gratitude. III, i, 242. _engender_, copulate. III, i, 423. _engine_, device, artifice, plot. III, i, 157. _ensignes_, signs, tokens, characteristic marks. I, i, 144. _entertaine_, accept. V, ii, 82. _entertainment_, provision for the support of persons in service--especially soldiers; pay, wages. I, ii, 188. _ernest_, a sum of money paid as an installment to secure a contract. V, i, 44. _except against_, take exception against. IV, iii, 19. _exhaust_, “draw out”; not as to-day, “use up completely.” II, i, 103. _expression_, designation. V, i, 33. _factor_, one who has the charge and manages the affairs of an estate; a bailiff, land-steward. I, ii, 135. Cf. Shakespeare, _Henry IV, Part I_, III, ii, 147: “Percy is but my factor,” etc. _familiar_, well acquainted. I, i, 3. _feares_, fears for. IV, ii, 89. _fit_, punish; visit with a fit penalty. III, i, 253. _forespake_, foretold, predicted. III, i, 251. _fortunes_, happens, chances, occurs. V, ii, 16. _gallimaufry_, contemptuous term for “a man of many accomplishments”; a ridiculous medley; a hodge-podge. II, ii, 95. _gamesters_, those addicted to amorous sport. III, i, 33. _Geometrician_, one who measures the earth or land; a land-surveyor. IV, i, 21. _get_, beget. I, ii, 246. _gigglet_, a lewd, wanton woman. III, i, 308. _honestie_, honorable character, in a wide, general sense. To the Elizabethan it especially connoted _fidelity_, _trustiness_. II, i, 115. _horslock_, a shackle for a horse’s feet; hence applied to any hanging lock; a padlock. IV, i, 78. _humanity_, learning or literature concerned with human culture: a term including the various branches of polite scholarship, as grammar, rhetoric, poetry, and esp. the study of the ancient Latin and Greek classics. II, i, 3. _humour_, used here in the specific Jonsonian sense of a dominating trait or mood. I, i, 124; ii, 31. _imployments_, services (to a person). I, ii, 28.