Aeacides | [pron: ee'asideez] alternative name for Ajax |
alter | change, exchange |
altering | afflicting, health-affecting |
bend | change, alter, turn in a new direction |
Boheme | [pron: 'bohheem] alternative name for Bohemia |
boot | alternative, choice, better way |
certainly | firmly, steadfastly, unalterably |
choose, cannot | have no alternative, cannot do otherwise |
collar | noose, hangman's halter |
convert | change, transform, alter |
council | intense debate, dispute, altercation |
dependant | F alternative to 'depending' |
difference | choice, alternative, option |
dilemma | choice of action, alternative position |
disfigure | stand for, disguise, alter the appearance of |
drooping | failing, decaying, faltering |
exchange | transformation, altered appearance |
fig | Q1 alternative to 'jig' |
fond | F alternative to 'fanned' |
francoyes | Frenchman [Q alternative to 'Francisco'] |
genius | alter ego, second self |
halter | rope with a noose [for hanging] |
halter | rope, noose [for leading a beast] |
haltered | with a noose around it |
halting | hesitation, wavering, faltering |
halting | hesitating, limping, faltering |
holy-horse | F alternative to 'hobby-horse' |
hor-dock | Q alternative to 'burdock' |
Hymenaeus | [pron: hiymen'eeus] alternative name for Hymen |
inobled | F alternative to 'mobled' |
invest | besiege, put pressure on [Q2 alternatve to 'invites' in Ham I.iii.83] |
Jacob, Saint | in Christian tradition, an alternative name for St James |
jady | Q alternative to 'jaded' |
Jove | [pron: johv] alternative name for Jupiter, the Roman supreme god |
kyth | Q2 alternative to 'tithe' |
metamorphose | transform, alter one's disposition, change one's shape |
move | shake one's resolve, alter one's position |
nightly | F alternative to 'nighted' |
onixe | Q2 alternative for 'union' large pearl |
opposition | counter-proposal, alternative proposition |
ordinate | F alternative to 'ordinant' |
outscorn | Q alternative to 'outstorm' |
overoffice | F alternative to 'overreach' |
Pallas | alternative name for Athene |
palter | prevaricate, deal evasively [with], quibble |
paltering | evasiveness, equivocation, trickery |
panyn | F alternative to 'pavin' |
parle | argument, altercation, exchange |
peize | F, Q alternative to 'piece' |
pelicocks | Q alternative to 'pillicock' |
perspective | picture in which perspective is altered so as to appear distorted unless seen from a particular angle |
pleated | Q alternative to 'plighted' |
pollax | F and QQ alternative to 'poleaxe' |
powther | Q alternative to 'pudder' |
prophane | Q2 alternative to 'fanned' |
psaltery | type of plucked stringed instrument |
question | fighting, conflict, altercation |
raze | alter, take away, get rid of |
reason | alternative, choice, possibility |
remedy | help, relief, alternative |
remedy | no question, no alternative |
revolt | change sides, alter allegiance, desert |
rope | [cry of derision, imitating a parrot's cry] hangman's rope, halter |
russel | Q alternative to 'ruffle' |
scalion | Q1 alternative to 'stallion' |
scantle | Q alternative to 'cantle' |
scullion | F alternative to 'stallion' |
shag-eared | F alternative to 'shag-haired' |
shift | as a makeshift, for lack of a better alternative |
shrike | [Q variant] alternative spelling of 'shriek' |
Sisters Three | alternative name for the Fates |
solicity | F alternative to 'solicit' |
squier | F, Q alternative to 'square' |
stallion | F alternative to 'staniel' |
statue | F alternative to 'statute' |
steep | F alternative to 'step' |
superfinical | Q alternative to 'super-serviceable' |
swaddling clouts | Q1, Q2 alternative to 'swathing clothes' |
swashing | Q4 alternative to 'washing' |
tottered | Q1, Q2 alternative to 'tattered' |
tranect | Q alternative to 'traject': ferry |
translate | change, transform, alter |
transpose | change, transform, alter |
trans-shape | transform, transmute, alter the shape of |
trapically | Q1 alternative to 'tropically' |
turn | change, transform, alter |
turn | adapt, alter, modify |
wave | waver, vacillate, alternate |
word | (plural) angry exchanges, altercations, recriminations |