Across
- 1. Bell: Alar to wake up the servants
- 3. Son of Lord Montague, in love with Juliet
- 5. solemnly appeal to
- 6. a line spoken by an actor to the audience or another character but not intended for others on a stage
- 7. affectionate use of the term among friends
- 11. Stress: Addition of an accent mark to preserve matter
- 12. quite blind or merely dimsighted
- 14. a plant with a bitter juice to make the child stop drinking mother's milk
- 16. confession
- 18. that which the bride, groom or his parents settle on the bride
- 20. wooden plate, lit one to cut food upon
- 22. surrounding facts
- 24. domains of pleasure
- 26. Killed Mercutio, Capulet
- 29. man that busies himself unduly with matters belonging to the housewife's province
- 31. fretful, pevish
- 32. Soared to, risen to
Down
- 2. Stage direction indicating that two or more actors leave the stage
- 4. Romeo's cousin, and friend
- 8. Took care of Juliet, acts as a second mother
- 9. keep in custody
- 10. done for
- 12. Adjourned, postponed
- 13. forward thrust with the sword, one foot being advanced at teh same time
- 15. Kinsman to the prince, friends with Romeo
- 17. a fruit like a small brown apple. The name lent itself to puns of course
- 19. changeable or unfaithful
- 21. Worthless, good for nothing
- 23. in a short time
- 25. Prince of Verona
- 27. To toss or hit
- 28. one which has been held annually for a long time
- 30. when dirty hair became clotted together it was superstitiously put down o elves, hence filthy locks