| Romeo And Juliet Vocabulary Essay, Research Paper
Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary
WordDefinition/Part of SpeechLocation Context
1. mutiny-n. open to rebellion735/I,i,3: “…from ancient grudge ??????????????????break new mutiny…”
-mutined, mutinous
2. civil-adj. of citizens735/I,i,4: “…where civil blood
??????????????????make hands undear…”
-civilly, civilizer
3. foe(s)-n. personal enemy735/I,i,5: “…from forth the fatal ??????????????????lins of the two foes…”
-foeman
4. tyrant-n. absolute ruler that governs736/I,i,83: “…tis all one. I will sh-
(a cruel ruler)ow myself a tyrant. When…”
??????????????????
-tyranny, tyrannize
5. profaner(s)n. one who showing contempt or738/I,i,83: “…profraners of this
interverence toward God or sa-neighborhood stained steel…”
cred things
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-profaner, profaneous
6. pernicous-adj. tending to cause death or738/I,i,85: “…that quench the fire o
injuryyour pernicous rage.”
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-pernicousness, pernicously
7. adversary-n. an opponet; enemy739/I.i,107: “…here were the ??????????????????servants of your adversary…”
-adversaries, adverse
8. fray-n. a fight, scuffle739/I,i,118: “…right glad I am he
??????????????????was no at this fray…”
-frayed, frays
9. covert-adj. covered or protected739/I,i,126: “…and stole into the ??????????????????covert of the woods…”
-covertly, covertness
10. augment-v. to make greater739/I,i,133: “..with tears ??????????????????augmenting the fresh morning -augmentation, augmentativedew.”
11. portentous-adj. foreboring omnious740/I,i,142: “Black and portenous ??????????????????must his humor prove…”
-portenously, porpentousness
WordDefinition/Part of SpeechLocation Context
12. shrift-n. confession to a priest741/I,i,160: “To hear true shrift…”
??????????????????
shrifter
13. woo-v. try to seek affection; to tempt745/I,ii,16: “…but woo her gentle ??????????????????Paris gether hurt…”
-wooed, wooing, woos
14. anguish-n. an organizing physical or men-746/I,ii,47: “One pain lessened by a
tal painanother’s anguish…”
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-anguishing, anguishes
15. heretic-n. one that discents from an acc-747/I,ii,94: “…transparent heretic
epted belief or doctorineto be burnt for liars…”
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-heretical, herticate
16. peril(ous)-n. exposure to danger750/I,iii,54: “A perilous knock and ??????????????????it cried bitterly…”
-perils, periled
17. disposition-n. ones usual mood750/I,iii,65: “…how stands your ??????????????????disposition to be married?”
-dispositioned
18. beseech-v. to request earnestly751/I,iii,103: “…in extremity, ??????????????????invence hence to wait. I beseech…”
-beseeched, beseecher
19. woe-n. espressing sorrow or dismay752/I,iv,21: “…I cannot bound a ??????????????????path above dull woe.”
-woes, woer
20. visage-n. a fatal expression752/I,iv,29: “…give me a case to ??????????????????put my visage in…”
-visages
21. wanton(s)-adj. excessive cruelty753/I,iv,35: “A torch for me! Let ??????????????????wantons light of heart…”
-wantoned, wantonries
22. revel(s)-v. to take great pleasure755/I,iv,109: “…with this nights ??????????????????revels and expire the term.”
-reveled, reveling, revels
23. vile-adj. objectionable or unpleasent755/I,iv,111: “…by some vile ??????????????????forfeit of untimatly death.”
-viler, vileness
WordDefinition/Part of SpeechLocation Context
24. nuptual-adj. of marriage or wedding757/I,v,37: “…’tis since the nuptual ??????????????????of lucention…”
-nuptuals, nuptuality
25. rapier- n. a long slender sword757/I,v,57: “…
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26. solemnity-n. the condition or quality of757/I,v,59: “…
being solemn
??????????????????
-solemnly, solemn
27. dispargement-n. the act of belittling758/I,v,72: “…
??????????????????
-dispargement, dispargingly
28. gall-n. something better to endure758/I,v,94: “…now seeming sweet, ??????????????????covert to bitterest gall.”
-galling, gallingly
29. purge(d)-v. to be free from impurities758/I,v,108: “…
??????????????????
-purger, purges
30. wax(es)v. to grow larger761/I,v,128
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-waxing, waxed
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