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  • 19-03-2015
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what Shakespeare word means indecent or repulsive

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Vuk15
Vuk15 Vuk15
  • 14-03-2017
We are looking here for a word that Shakespeare used that means "indecent or repulsive" and one possible candidate is "obscene". He used this word in Henry IV: "thou wh0reson obscene greasy tallow-catch!" where he meant "obscene" to mean repulsive - he was insulting a person. There might also be other examples in other plays!
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