1. Act Two Vocabulary
Romeo and Juliet
afeard (adj.) – afraid
badest (v.) – past tense of to bid; suggested
baptize (v.)- to name or to give an identity
conceive (v.)- to imagine
crave (v.) -to beg
cunning (n.) -skill in deception
divers (adj.) - various
enmity (n.) - hatred
feign (v.) - to act as if
homely (adj.) – plain; ordinary
idolatry (n.) -worship
impute (v.) -to attribute
inconstant (adj.) –changeable
invocation (n.) –prayer
livery (n.) -a clothing that identifies the wearer by occupation or rank
perchance (adv.) –perhaps
perjuries (n.) –lies
purblind (adj.) –completely blind
rancor (n.) -hatred
salutation (n.) –a greeting
utterance (n) –a speech