Shakespeare Words
Shakespearean, not stirred.
If Shakespeare wrote it, we've Shmooped it.
Hurry
Invented in The Comedy of Errors“ | That desperately he hurried through the street (5.1.142) | ” |
Shakespeare probably heard people saying hurren when he was young. It mean "to vibrate rapidly," so he just dropped the last part of that word and formed a new one, meaning to do pretty much anything rapidly. |
Tag: The Comedy of Errors