Romeo and Juliet Vocab

3. impossible to stop or prevent; (of a person) impossible to persuade; unrelenting
6. skill in achieving one's goals by deceit (tricking or fooling people)
7. not conducive to success; unpromising; unlucky
13. over there
16. a reddish-brown or greenish-brown color, especially of a person's eyes
22. protect and care for (someone) lovingly; keep in one's mind
25. engage in daring or risky activity or journey - often by chance
26. wave (something) about to attract attention
27. an offense or act that goes against a rule/law/code/etc.
28. make someone feel embarrassed or humiliated
29. not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant
31. kill (violently)
32. giving cause for alarm (shock); serious
33. expel (send away) (someone) from their native country
34. hold: grasp, get hold of; now: arrest (someone) for a crime
38. unaccustomed to or unfamiliar with; unusual
39. to notice something especially by careful observation; see
40. teach privately or personally

1. feel a powerful need or desire for (something)
2. here
4. time when one is not working or occupied; free time
5. an open rebellion against authorities (people in charge)
8. in a non-sensible, unrestrained, or excessive way; in a way that is too much
9. deliberately hurt, annoy, or offend
10. love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person or activity
11. why
12. satisfy a thirst; extinguish a fire
14. give close attention or consideration to (an idea or feeling)
15. a fight or heated argument, usually about something small or unimportant
17. ill-fated; defeated by bad luck
18. a criminal or offender
19. the hole where the dead are buried;
20. advice (especially formal advice)
21. giving an impression of melancholy (sadness) or mystery
22. mainly; most importantly
23. male family members
24. complaint; injustice
30. excessive (too much) speed or urgency of movement or action; hurry, encourage
35. at the present time; now
36. prevent (someone) from accomplishing or achieving something
37. a person who has committed a felony (a crime); criminal