Romeo And Juliet #3

Question 0

Confound

Answer 0

Verb

To confuse or bewilder(surprise)

Question 1

Beguile

Answer 1

Verb

To trick or deceive someone

Syn- hoodwink, bamboozle, dupe

Question 2

Disdain/Disdainful

Answer 2

Noun/adjective

• a strong dislike
• to feel something is unworthy of respect

(She felt disdainful towards her friend)

Question 3

Encumber

Answer 3

Verb

• To restrict or burden one; to hold back
• to prevent something from happening
• to prevent or burden one from achieving a goal

(Encumbered by money)

Question 4

Entreat

Answer 4

Verb

• To make an honest request/plea
• to make a honest request in an emotional way

( Importune-beg)

Question 5

Fickle

Answer 5

Adjective

• constantly changing their mind and aren’t constant about beliefs/opinions
• to change ones mind or opinion

Question 6

Forswear

Answer 6

Verb

• to lie under oath
• to give up
• to reject or denounce

Question 7

Supercilious

Answer 7

Adjective

-to act like you are better than others in an obnoxious or haughty way

(Super is better)

Question 8

Heinous

Answer 8

Adjective

-Shockingly evil/utterly wicked/extremely bad/hateful

Question 9

Crony

Answer 9

Noun

-a close friend who gets special privileges/benefits/right

(Often in politics)

Question 10

Mutiny

Answer 10

Noun

-rebellion against authority who maybe treating others unfairly

Question 11

Peeve

Answer 11

Verb

To annoy/irritate

Syn-vexing

Question 12

Prate

Answer 12

Verb

-mindless,idle, chatter that often doesn’t have a real point or is foolish

Question 13

Sagacious

Answer 13

Adjective

• to have a keen insight
• to be wise/shrewd in order to look deeply into situations
• wise,intelligent,clever

Question 14

Panacea

Answer 14

Noun

-a “magic” cure all that will improve the entire situation( it’s hard to achieve)

Question 15

Redress

Answer 15

Verb

• to correct something that is unfair or wrong
• to set right(make better)

Question 16

Supple

Answer 16

Adjective

-flexible, adaptable to new situations

Question 17

Unseemly

Answer 17

Adjective

-no proper, improper, or inappropriate for time and place

Question 18

Vendetta

Answer 18

Noun

• a feud/fight that leads to “getting even”

Question 19

Wreak

Answer 19

Verb

-to cause harm/damage
-bring about
(Juliet’s spurious demise caused a wreaked habit on her wedding / …wreak punishment on Romeo)