(n.) 1. an intellectual, deeper than the user of the word.
2. an actor, esp. one who does shakespearean plays.
3. a writer or a poet, esp. a particularly eloquent one
4. someone who uses large words (obfiscates) or speaks in an old-fasioned manner.
from William Shakespeare, a playwrite and poet who is regarded as the best the english language ever had or ever will have.
2. an actor, esp. one who does shakespearean plays.
3. a writer or a poet, esp. a particularly eloquent one
4. someone who uses large words (obfiscates) or speaks in an old-fasioned manner.
from William Shakespeare, a playwrite and poet who is regarded as the best the english language ever had or ever will have.
1. that reverend is a true shakespeare.
2. hey, shakespeare! you got the part of macbeth, or lady mecbeth?
3. he's no shakespeare, but his letters make me feel better.
4. take a look at shakespeare over here! hes all "art thou" and "shouldst" and "manipulative copulation" like, yo!
2. hey, shakespeare! you got the part of macbeth, or lady mecbeth?
3. he's no shakespeare, but his letters make me feel better.
4. take a look at shakespeare over here! hes all "art thou" and "shouldst" and "manipulative copulation" like, yo!
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