Do you know any slang to use at the Scarborough faire?

Question

I'm going to the Scarborough faire this weekend, and I love getting into costume. I want to be able to communicate like they did in the older days, and I was wondering if anyone knew good slang to use there. If you add a website, it would be greatly appreciated! The faire is set under the reign of King Henry VIII and Anne Boyeln.

Answer 1

"Huzzah" was used as a cheering word much like "hurray"...

"Prithee" - used to express a polite request... "prithee, where is the nearest water closet?"

Answer 2

anon (until later)

morrow (day)

e'en (even/evening)

fare-thee-well (goodbye)

aye/yea (yes)

nay (no)

ne'r (never)

oft (often)

wherefore (why)

mayhap/perchance/belike (maybe)

enow (enough)

aroint (away)

verily (very/truly)

prithee/pray (please)

fie (a curse)

grammarcy (thank you)

Strumpet

Brass

to be directed at a girl for whom you hold no affection