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Romeo and Juliet
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| warrant | to give adequate reasons for; to deserve; to hermit; to justify. |
| perjury | telling lies under oath; false swearing |
| exquisite | of special beauty or charm |
| perverse | determined not to do what is expected; contrary; stubborn; headstrong |
| herald | messenger; sign; to announce |
| intercession | meditation; negotiation ; intervention; the act of pleading something for another person |
| chide | to scold to reproach to reprimand |
| chaste | virtuous decent pure in style or manner virginal |
| augment | to increase or in testify to add to |
| forfeit | fine penalty, to lose or be liable to lose as a result of crime |
| grievance | problem causing resentment or complaint, grounds for resentment or complaint |
| purge | to cleanse to absolve to remove to eliminate |
| conjure | to summon to call upon or command to call up or order a supernatural force |
| envious | wanting what someone else has, jealous, spiteful, resentful |
| peril | exposure to injury, risk, danger, hazard |
| pernicious | harmful, destructive, lethal |
| solemn | serious, somber, formal, grave, sober |