prolixity
excessive length; verbosity
disparagement
dishonor; disgrace; disrespect
profaners
those who have no respect for sacred things
trifling
trivial; insignificant
nuptial
marriage; wedding
purged
to cleanse/purify
kinsmen
relatives
propagate
multiply; reproduce biologically
languish
weakness; depression
pernicious
destructive; injurious
forfeit
penalty/fine; to lose the right by error; offense/crime
portentous
ominous; threatening
two households both alike in dignity
chorus
do you bite your thumb at us
abram
if you ever destroy our streets again/your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace
prince
let two more summer wither in their pride
capulet
i’ll look to like if liking looking move
juliet
go girl seek happy nights to happy days
nurse
if love be rough with you be rough with love
mercutio
o then I see queen mab hath been with you
mercutio
if I profane with my unworthiest hand
romeo
you kiss by th’ book
juliet
my only love sprung from my only hate
juliet
shrived
pardoned; absolved
jest
a witty remark; act intended to be funny
conjured
to practice magic; implore earnestly
chide
scold
doff
to rid oneself of; to take off a hat in greeting
loathsome
disgusting/revolting
invocation
a prayer at the beginning of a service; incantation
prorogued
postponed; delayed
rancor
continuing hatred
feign
put on a false appearance; pretend
consorted
to keep company; familiar with
wanton
lustful; careless child
if love be blind love cannot hit the mark
mercutio
he jests at scars that never felt a wound
romeo
but soft what light through yonder window breaks
romeo
o romeo romeo wherefore art thou romeo
juliet
what’s in a name
juliet
o swear not by the moon the inconstant moon
juliet
goodnight goodnight parting is such sweet sorrow
juliet
in one respect ill thy assistant be
friar
wisely and slowly they stumble that run too fast
friar
nay our wits run the wild-goose chase
mercutio
but first let e tell ye if ye should lead her the fools paradise
nurse
how are thou out of breath when thou hast breath to say to me that thou art out of breath
juliet
these violent delights have violent ends
friar
gallant
a young man of fashion; smart and attentive to women
abhor
detest; loathe; hate
appertaining
appropriate; relevant; understandable
beguiled
cheated/deceived
devise
plot; invent
eloquence
persuasiveness; talent at speaking
banish
to require by authority to leave the country
rapier
2 edged sword, straight, narrow pointed blade
calamity
great distress/misfortune; disaster
fiend
demon
fickle
not firm in disposition/character
either withdraw unto some private place
benvolio
romeo the love I bear thee can afford
tybalt
good king of cats
mercutio
a plague a both your houses
mercutio
o I am fortunes fool
romeo
gallop apace you fiery footed steeds
juliet
give me my romeo—cut him out in little stars
juliet
ah weraday (hes deadx3)
nurse
was ever a book containing such vile matter
juliet
ha banishment be merciful say death
romeo
wilt thou be gone
juliet
it was the lark
romeo
then window let day in let life out
juliet
some grief shows much of love
lady capulet
when sun sets the earth doth drizzle dew
capulet
out you green sickness carrion
capulet
talk not to me for ill not speak a word
lady capulet
i think you happy in this second match
nurse
wayward
disobedient
inundation
flood
solace
comfort; relieve
pensive
reflective; meditative
dirge
sad slow piece of music
melancholy
sad/depressing
that may be love on thursday next
paris
hold daughter I do spy a kind of hope
friar
the roses in thy lips and cheeks shall fade
friar
pardon I beseech you
juliet
my heart is wonderous light
capulet
fair well God knows when we shall meet again
juliet
i have a faint cold fear thrills through my veins
juliet
the county paris hath set up his rest
nurse
o me o me my child my only life
lady capulet
death lies on her like an untimely frost
capulet
death is my son-in-law
capulet
dry up your tears and stick your rosemary
friar
consent
to give approval/acceptance to
interred
buried
paramour
a lover
obsequies
neural rites/ceremonies
apothecary
druggist;; pharmacist