HELP!!!!!!! Can anyone tell me the meaning of these expressions?

Question

These are all from Shakespere

Last embrace
above compare
past hope
In a fool's paridise
what's in a name?
where have you been gadding?
fortune's fool
if love be blind
as true as steel
cock a hoop
past help
stiff and stark
the weakest go to the wall
a plague onboth your houses

Answer 1

Try this link...it gives shakespearean meanings in alphabetical order.

http://www.william-shakespeare.info/william-shakespeare-dictionary.htm

Answer 2

i could say the definition of an All-American guy could be a white-bread, Anglo, Protestant, blond or sandy haired, around six ft tall, angular shaped, quite a few generations off the boat from Europe, below 30, hometownish, would not commute lots, typical IQ, a "joiner" (volunteer hearth troops, activities communities, militia, cub scouts, etc.). typical individuals could evaluate this an suitable. An All-American woman could be comparable in genetic makeup and ancestry, have healthy good seems yet no longer showy good seems or attractiveness surgical operation, be marriageable, possibly a somewhat larger IQ than the traditional guy in her city, be below 25, have a undeniable spirit and individualism (possibly captain of a collection or cheerleading squad; possibly college cloth), come from a 2-parent family members of middle type or so. the type to "make daddy proud." in many situations, those kinds could come from smaller cities, perhaps the Heartland. i think of that's as close to to a definition as you will get.