I'm no expert on Shakespeare, in fact I haven't even graduated high school, but this quote to me is meant to tell us that Shylock has no use for Antonio's flesh, except for use of revenge. I also think that Shakespeare meant for us to feel sympathy towards Shylock, but couldn't becasue he was held back by the culture of his time, so he also gave us a reason to hate him, which was his greed.
To use as 'fish bait'.
Withal is now an obsolete word because its work has been taken over entirely with the word "with". An example from As You Like It: Rosalind: By no means, sir. Time travels in divers paces with divers persons. I'll tell you who Time ambles withal, who Time trots withal, who Time gallops withal, and who he stands still withal. Or from Merchant of Venice, when Shylock is asked what good the pound of flesh would be, he replies: To bait fish withal. In both cases, substituting the word "with" works perfectly in a more modern idiom. It would appear that Shakespeare did not like the sound of the preposition "with" at the end of the sentence and replaced it with "withal" in that position. (Many much more modern English speakers object to ending sentences with a preposition and recommend reversing the word order, with results which are sometimes amusing: "That is something up with which I will not put.") Shakespeare was, however, really fond of this word and used it in other contexts where its meaning is not so clear. E.g. Portia talking to the Prince of Morocco: The one of them contains my picture, prince: If you choose that, then I am yours withal. The word seems to add nothing except the two syllables necessary to round out the line. The same can be said of this line of Valentine's from The Two Gentlemen of Verona: These banish'd men that I have kept withal Are men endued with worthy qualities Possibly these uses of the word suggest "with" and an unspecified object which we have to get from context. So Portia's line means that she is the Prince's with something, perhaps the picture or perhaps her wealth. Valentine's banished men have been kept with him, presumably. The OED lists some examples where the word clearly means "with all the rest" which may be the kind of meaning here. Shakespeare uses this irritating word over 150 times.
if you were fishing and were using bait it would mean a type of food or luxury for the fish to lure them in and make them easier to catch!
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"Bait" means "house". "Ahl" means people. the Ahl-al-Bait are the descendents of Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace. "Bait" means "house". "Ahl" means people. the Ahl-al-Bait are the descendents of Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace.
The word "bait" means something used to lure someone or something into a trap. Urban slang uses the word to mean someone very attractive.
On Club penguin, bait has 2 meanings. the first one means something you use to fish during the ice fishing game on CP. The second bait, as in bait items, are cheat items you can get using special cheat programs. However, by getting them, you get banned for 72 hours.
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To swallow the bait means to fall for the bait, like when a fish bites a fishing pole for your bait
To swallow the bait means to fall for the bait, like when a fish bites a fishing pole for your bait
gulp alive is the bait inside live bait?
catfish are something called bottom feeders, meaning that they will eat anything. Sometimes if they see the color of the soap they will bite on that , and sometimes the bait just isn't appealing to them.