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William Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet”

William Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet”. Addle- Verb: To mix up or confuse. Amble- Verb: To walk leisurely. Bawdy- Adjective: Humorously vulgar. Sententious- Adjective: Concise or full of meaning. Jocund- Adjective: Full of merriment and happiness. Paramour- Noun: A woman’s lover.

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William Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet”

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  1. William Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet”

  2. Addle- Verb: To mix up or confuse

  3. Amble- Verb: To walk leisurely

  4. Bawdy- Adjective: Humorously vulgar

  5. Sententious- Adjective: Concise or full of meaning

  6. Jocund- Adjective: Full of merriment and happiness

  7. Paramour- Noun: A woman’s lover

  8. Gossamer- Adjective: Extremely thin, threadlike

  9. Penury- Noun: A state of extreme poverty or destitution

  10. Baleful- Adjective: Threatening or foreshadowing tragic events

  11. Visage- Noun: The human face

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