1. Romiette and Julio - Vocabulary

2. Romiette and Julio - Vocabulary
interfere – (verb) to come between in opposition; to block or obstruct action
Julio hated to disagree with his father, but there were some things his father had no business interfering with.
bristle – (verb) to visibly show anger, indignation
He bristled with instant anger.
plead – (verb) to provide an argument of one’s point of view; to beg for understanding.
I speak from experience,” Luis pleaded.
obscenities – (noun) an word or expression said against another in anger or to insult; Cuss words.
They screamed obscenities at us and chased us off the road with their car.
sanction – (verb) to authorize, approve, or allow
I will never sanction the relationship between you.
defiantly – (adj.) boldly resistant or challenging
“Nobody asked you to!” he replied defiantly.
bigots - (noun) a person who is intolerant of any ideas other than his or her own, esp on religion, politics, or race
Just some bigots who think they can run the lives of other people just like you do.

3. Romiette and Julio - Vocabulary
interfere –
(verb) to come between in opposition; to block or obstruct action
bristle –
(verb) to visibly show anger, indignation
plead –
(verb) to provide an argument of one’s point of view; to beg for understanding.
obscenities –
(noun) an word or expression said against another in anger or to insult; Cuss words.
sanction –
(verb) to authorize, approve, or allow
defiantly –
(adj.) boldly resistant or challenging
bigots -
(noun) a person who is intolerant of any ideas other than his or her own, esp on religion, politics, or race