Romeo and Juliet Act II Vocabulary Crossword

To go against someone or something
Quiet; Reserved
To listen to; give heed to
To hold as an opinion; think; believe; to become pregnent
To represent fictitiously; put an appearance of
To treat or regard erroneously as identical; mix or associate by mistake
To appeal to solemnly or earnestly
Unmarried; no engaging in sexual relations; celibate
The action of being involved on behalf of another
Deserving to be despised, or regarded with dictate, or disgust
A short journey, especially one taken for pleasure
Any thin, light fabric
A companion, associate, or partner
Lack of seriousness or sense
To ask earnestly; beseech; beg for something
To accompany or escort; usually for protection
A condition that determines an event or factor
To look angry or sullen; frown
To feel a need or a desire for; with for
Without advice or counsel; uninformed
The mass of eggs contained in the ovaries of a female fish
To talk foolish; babble
Without regard for what is right; careless
Water saturated or strongly impregnated with salt