English "Romeo and Juliet vocabulary"

Question 0

State of mind, mood, temperament

n.

Answer 0

Disposition

Question 1

enemies, foes

n.

Answer 1

Adversaries

Question 2

High regard
n.
To set a high value on; regard
v.

Answer 2

Esteem

Question 3

To become weak or feeble; to suffer neglect; to become dispirited
v.

Answer 3

Languish

Question 4

Relating to marriage

adj.

Answer 4

Nuptial

Question 5

Unjust or cruel exercise of power

n.

Answer 5

Oppression

Question 6

A serious or solemn event or ceremony

n.

Answer 6

Solemnity

Question 7

Highly destructive or injurious; deadly

adj.

Answer 7

Pernicious

Question 8

A straight double-edged sword

n.

Answer 8

Rapier

Question 9

Sin or crime

n.

Answer 9

Transgression

Question 10

Brave; courageous

adj.

Answer 10

Valiant

Question 11

To make greater; to increase

v.

Answer 11

Augment

Question 12

Innocent; pure; modest

adj.

Answer 12

Chaste

Question 13

Conplaint; suffering; distress

n.

Answer 13

Grievance

Question 14

To make free of something unwanted

v.

Answer 14

Purge

Question 15

To imagine or contrive; to use magic to bring forth something
v.

Answer 15

Conjure

Question 16

The worship of a physical object as a god

n.

Answer 16

Idolatry

Question 17

The act of petitioning for help; entreaty

n.

Answer 17

Invocation

Question 18

A false swearing; a lie

n.

Answer 18

Perjury

Question 19

To obtain or get; to get possession of

v.

Answer 19

Procure

Question 20

Able or apt to change; fickle; inconstant

adj.

Answer 20

Variable

Question 21

Difficult to control; undisciplined
adj.
A spoiled person
n.

Answer 21

Wanton

Question 22

Exile; the removal of one from his country

n.

Answer 22

Banishment

Question 23

Disaster; a deep depression caused by loss or misfortune

n.

Answer 23

Calamity

Question 24

To praise; to recommend as worthy of confidence

v.

Answer 24

Commend

Question 25

Mental skill or quickness

n.

Answer 25

Dexterity

Question 26

To triumph or succeed

v.

Answer 26

Prevail

Question 27

To settle or resolve; to restore a friendship; to make right
v.

Answer 27

Reconcile

Question 28

Repulsive, disgusting, despicable, or abhorrent

adj.

Answer 28

Vile

Question 29

To reduce in degree or intensity; to put an end to

v.

Answer 29

Abate

Question 30

to dress or decorate; adorn

v.

Answer 30

Array

Question 31

To lead by deception; to hoodwink; to trick

v.

Answer 31

Beguile

Question 32

A stand on which a corpse or coffin is placed

n.

Answer 32

Bier

Question 33

A slow, solemn, and mournful piece of music

n.

Answer 33

Dirge

Question 34

Agitated with doubt or mental conflict

adj.

Answer 34

Distraught

Question 35

To generate pus; to rot; to putrefy

v.

Answer 35

Fester

Question 36

Stretched out with face on the ground in adoration or submission; lying flat
adj.

Answer 36

Prostrate

Question 37

One that receives or contains something; a container

n.

Answer 37

Receptacle

Question 38

A burial garment
n.
To cover for protection; to conceal
v.

Answer 38

Shroud

Question 39

To loathe; regard with extreme repugnance; hate

v.

Answer 39

Abhor

Question 40

One who prepares and sells drugs for medicinal purpose

n.

Answer 40

Apothecary

Question 41

Strongly moved by love; enamored

adj.

Answer 41

Amorous

Question 42

To join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful act; scheme

v.

Answer 42

Conspire

Question 43

To form in the mind, to invent, conceive

v.

Answer 43

Devise

Question 44

To arrange; to set readiness; to put into place

v.

Answer 44

Dispose

Question 45

Villain; one who has committed a felony (serious crime)

n.

Answer 45

Felon

Question 46

To deposit a corpse in the earth or in a tomb

v.

Answer 46

Inter

Question 47

An illicit lover

n.

Answer 47

Paramour

Question 48

A place of burial; a tomb

n.

Answer 48

Sepulcher

Question 49

Tiresome because of length or dullness; boring; or English class :)
adj.

Answer 49

Tedious

Question 50

Unpleasant to taste or smell; disagreeable

adj.

Answer 50

Unsavory