civil* | adj. relating to citizens(from Prologue) |
grudge | n. deep dislike(from Prologue) |
naught | pron. nothing(from Prologue) |
adversary* | n. opponent(from Act 1) |
ambling | n. walking(from Act 1) |
an | conj. if(from Act 1) |
augment* | v. to increase, to enlarge(from Act 1) |
beget | v. give life(from Act 1) |
beseech | v. beg(from Act 1) |
chastity | n. abstention from sexual intercourse(from Act 1) |
courtier* | n. an attendant at a royal court(from Act 1) |
flourish | v. to swing, brandish(from Act 1) |
forfeit | n. a penalty(from Act 1) |
humor | n. a mood, a whim(from Act 1) |
kinsman | n. relative(from Act 1) |
nuptial* | n. wedding(from Act 1) |
pernicious* | adj. destructive; deadly= causing great injury or ruin(from Act 1) |
portentous* | adj. foreboding(from Act 1) |
profaner | n. one who openly shows disrespect(from Act 1) |
scathe* | v. to harm(from Act 1) |
trans- | prefix. through, across(from Build Vocabulary) |
transient visitor | one who does not stay in one place very long (from Build Vocabulary) |
transatlantic | one who flies across the Atlantic Ocean back and forth(from Build Vocabulary) |
transfusion | the process of conveying blood to a vein or an artery(from Build Vocabulary) |
transfer ticket | a ticker that allows you to travel across different (usually subway) lines(from Build Vocabulary) |
transcontinental railroad | a railroad takes people across the continents(from Build Vocabulary) |
transgression+ | n. wrong doing, sin(from Build Vocabulary) |
grievance | n. injustice, complaint(from Build Vocabulary) |
mar | v. damage, disfigure, spoil(from Vocabulary Power) |
heretic | n. person who holds a belief opposed/contrary to the established teachings of a church(from Vocabulary Power) |
wean | v. stop a child or young animal from nursing on mother’s milk; free from a habit(from Vocabulary Power) |
boisterous | adj. rough; rowdy; noisily high-spirited and unrestrained(from Vocabulary Power) |
disparage | v. say bad things about; belittle or discredit(from Vocabulary Power) |
choleric | adj. hot-tempered, easily angered, irascible(from Vocabulary Power) |
enmity | n. hatred; ill will(from Vocabulary Power) |
impute | v. blame or charge with; attribute, ascribe(from Vocabulary Power) |
Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Glossary vocabulary packet quiz
July 9, 2019