Romeo and Juliet Acts 1-2
Across
- 1. deep-seated, often mutual hate
- 2. "to move is to stir, and to be be ___ is to stand"
- 4. to bring into existence, often as if by magic
- 5. the terminal point, limit or part of something
- 9. a wedding; marriage
- 11. to rid of sin; to free from impurities
- 13. subject to surrender as punishment for an offense
- 17. to express disapproval; to scold or reproach
- 18. irritated, distressed, annoyed
- 19. "Her eye ______; I will answer it"
Down
- 1. setting forth meaning or intent
- 3. to treat(anything sacred) with irreverence;disrespect
- 6. meditation in a dispute
- 7. deadly; highly destructive
- 8. attire, especially outer garments
- 10. "So early seen him walking with tears_____ the fresh morning's dew."
- 12. an enemy or opponent
- 14. loathsome, disgusting
- 15. of any petitioning or supplication for help or aid
- 16. having or showing moral excellence