Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Act III

amorous

displaying love 

arbitrate

to reach a judgement

beguile

to charm someone

behest

an authoritative request or demand

dexterity

skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands

garish

showy

impute

to give credit to

inauspicious

unfortunate 

inexorable

impossible to stop or prevent 

invocation

the act of appealing for help

jocund

full of joy

kindred

related by blood or marriage

lamentable

distressing, sad

pensive

seriously thoughtful

penury

extreme poverty

peruse

to examine with attention and in detail 

pestilent

likely to spread and cause epidemic disease

surcease

stopping

thwart

to prevent

wayward

difficult to manage

amorous part of speech

adjective

arbitrate part of speech

verb

beguile part of speech

verb

behest part of speech

noun

dexterity part of speech

noun

garish part of speech

adjective

impute part of speech

verb

inauspicious part of speech

adjective

inexorable part of speech

adjective

invocation part of speech

noun

jocund part of speech

adjective

kindred part of speech

adjective

lamentable part of speech

adjective

pensive part of speech

adjective

penury part of speech

noun

peruse part of speech

verb

pestilent part of speech

adjective

surcease part of speech

noun

thwart part of speech

verb

wayward part of speech

adjective