| Appertaining | To belong as a proper function or part of; relating to. |
| Beguile | To deceive by guile or craftiness. |
| Benefice | A church office or position endowed with fixed capital assets. |
| Beseech | To request earnestly |
| Boisterous | Rough and stormy; violent. |
| Consort | A companion or partner |
| Cull | To gather; to collect |
| Drudge | A person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work. |
| Enmity | Deep-seated, often mutual hatred. |
| Inundation | The state of being covered with water; being overwhelmed. |
| Invocation | An incantation used in conjuring. |
| Languish | To become weak or feeble. |
| Mantle | A cloak. |
| Orison | A prayer. |
| Penury | A state of destitution; experiencing extreme want. |
| Pernicious | Evil; wicked. |
| Poultice | A soft, moist mass of bread, meal, clay or other substance. |
| Presage | An omen. |
| Prorogue | To defer or postpone. |
| Rancor | Bitter, deep-seated ill will. |
Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Quiz
August 19, 2019