I need help on these shakespearean quotes what do they mean?

[Anonymous]

1.Bombed
2.Here's looking at you
3.Dead Ringer
4.Chewing the Fat
5.Dirt Poor
6.Wake
7.Trench Mouth

[Tdol]

1.Bombed- was a comercial or critical disaster
2.Here's looking at you- A way of wishing someone well
3.Dead Ringer- a lookalike
4.Chewing the Fat- chatting
5.Dirt Poor- very poor
6.Wake- a party held after someone has died
7.Trench Mouth- I'm not sure, but would guess it's the yucky breath one wakes up with.

[RonBee]

My first reaction to bombed is that it means drunk, but it can be used as Tdol said. It depends on context.

:)

[Tdol]

I just saw the title- in Shakespeare, would it have the same meaning?

[RonBee]

I just saw the title- in Shakespeare, would it have the same meaning?

I don't know how long bombed has been used in either context. It's possible that neither one was used in Shakespeare's day. Absent context, I can't be sure. (I'm no Shakespeare expert.)

:)

[Tdol]

I've seen them both grow in my lifetime, but I have no idea if they have historical roots.

[blade]

lol you go to trinity too...

lol go to my post...shakpear sayings i need definitions...and u will get all the answers u need. :P lolol

[RonBee]

Please don't use chatspeak. :(

What does "you go to trinity too" mean?

[RonBee]

trench mouth
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=trench%20mouth