Usually means: Alternative, archaic spelling of Shakespeare.
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▸ noun:  (obsolete) Alternative spelling of Shakespeare [A surname.]

Similar:
Shakespeare, William Shakespeare, william shakspere, Bartlesville, bromodichloromethane, bulbourethral, mirabeau, vergleichende, polyradiculoneuropathy, Antonius, more...

Phrases:
william shakspere, more...

Adjectives:
young, immortal, bacon, own, old, youthful, great, real, gentle, rich, divine

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Similar:
Shakespeare, William Shakespeare, william shakspere, Bartlesville, bromodichloromethane, bulbourethral, mirabeau, vergleichende, polyradiculoneuropathy, Antonius, more...

Phrases:
william shakspere, more...

Adjectives:
young, immortal, bacon, own, old, youthful, great, real, gentle, rich, divine



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