Romeo and Juliet Vocab
Across
- 2. To make larger
- 3. Elegance or beauty, mercy or pardon
- 4. Poetry with regular meter but no rhyme
- 6. Engaged to be married
- 9. Courteous, friendly, warm
- 13. Long, tiresome, boring
- 15. Going against what is expected, wicked, corrupt
- 18. A druggist, pharmacist
- 20. Offensive, repulsive, filthy
- 21. A woman with authority, head of the house
- 24. To praise or entrust
- 25. Able to die; belonging to this world
- 26. Having power, authority, or influence
- 28. To settle, agree, or adjust
Down
- 1. Awe, deep respect for
- 5. Disgusting, revolting
- 7. Restating or rewording
- 8. State of mind, tendency toward something
- 10. To hate or detest
- 11. Formal ceremonial act, religious practice
- 12. Proud, cocky
- 14. Gloomy, without skill
- 15. Hurtful, fatal, wicked
- 16. Looking at someone with hatred or dishonor
- 17. Disobedient, turning or changing regularly
- 19. Claiming superior importance
- 22. To lose, give up
- 23. Regrettable; unfortunate
- 27. Doubtful, unclear, indefinite
- 28. Deceiving, crafty, sly