Slug-a-bed means lazy-bones! It can also be spelled ‘slug-abed’.

Shakespeare uses rehearse to mean utter.

Quietus is a noun that means release.

A movement used in fencing, a passado is a forward thrust with the foil with the rear foot moving forward at the same time.

Pronounced ‘ill-yad’, an oeillade is an amorous glance.

Nook-shotten means crookedly shaped.

Madonna is a noun meaning ‘my lady’, used in Shakespeare as an affectionate, jocular term of endearment.

Loggets is a game in which sticks are thrown at a stake, with the one closest to the stake the winner – the same principle as in modern bowls.

A kerchief is a cloth head-covering or scarf (similar to the illustration below).

In Roman mythology, Jove (or Jupiter) is the king of the gods, associated with thunder and lightning.