Romeo and Juliet Act II-III

conjure

(v.) to bring forth, especially through words (often used when discussing magic)

doff

(v.) take off; remove

jest

(v.) to joke or issue a witty remark

inquire

(v.) to seek info by asking a question

procure

(v.) to obtain through special effort; to get; to acquire

wanton

(adj.) undisciplined; unrestrained; reckless, immoral

homely

(adj.) plain or unattractive in appearance

dote

(v.) to show excessive love or fondness to something; to fawn over something

chide

(v.) to blame; scold or reprimand

exposition

(n.) background information presented in a literary work.

moderate

(adj.) an individual or idea that is not extreme, partisan, or radical