Weekly Poll 9/2/2020 - Shakespearean Words

[CrazyCaliope]

Thanks to everyone who voted on last week’s poll!
It seems that the majority forumers would prefer a mix of genres to have playout the rest of your life! (wink)

This week’s poll will be about Shakespearean Words.
Which is your favourite word Shakespeare used that is no longer common today?

• Alack (“Oh No” or dismay)
• Ay (Yes)
• Beseech (ask)
• Doth (does)
• Forsooth (in truth)
• Hath (have)
• Morrow (morning)
• Nuncle (mine uncle)
• Perchance (perhaps)
• Quoth (said)
• Thou (you)
• Yond (over there)
• Another answer (share below)

Feel free to create polls and discuss Shakespeare and Shakespearean words below! (wink)

@Discussions

[anon87018809]

Forsooth

[Ouijaloveletters]

I like Tis. (it is)

[astxrism]

Thou is just

[Cam]

i like a lot of these dskbvf
i’ve gotta say “methinks” is among my favourites, tho

edit: OH AND ALAS TOO

[CrazyCaliope]

@celestialkitten

Forsooth

Why forsooth?

@Ouijaloveletters

Tis. (it is)

Oh, damn. I forgot that one. RATS! Love it.

@astxrism

Thou is just

(wink)

@Cam

i’ve gotta say “methinks” is among my favourites, tho

YES! This is a great on too. So many good ones that I missed. Damn it.

[CrazyCaliope]

@CrazyCaliope

Which is your favourite word Shakespeare used that is no longer common today?

Hey, @Discussions, have all 81 of you vote on this yet?

[CrazyCaliope]

It seems that the majority forumers have perchance & thou as their two favourite uncommon Shakespearean words! (wink)

The next poll can be found here.