Which two words were actually disappearing during Shakespeare's time but he brought back just for dramatic effect?

The two words that were actually disappearing during Shakespeare's time, that he brought back, just for dramatic effect are:

1. "Swagger"

Williams Shakespeare quoting Henry V wrote, "...a rascal that swaggered with me last night ..." (Williams 4.7. 114 - 16).

2. "Champion" used as a verb:

In Macbeth 3.1.72 - 73, he also wrote, "...And champion me to ..."

Explanation:

There are many other English words like "bedroom," "noiseless," "well-bread," etc. that were, for the first time, joined together, used as verbs instead of nouns, and popularized by William Shakespeare, the acclaimed English playwright and wordsmith.

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