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Shakespearean Visual Vocabulary: Romeo and Juliet Act Two

Experience the rich language of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Act Two with this visual vocabulary guide. Learn the meanings and context of words like 'conjure,' 'jest,' 'cloak,' and more to enhance your understanding of this timeless play.

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Shakespearean Visual Vocabulary: Romeo and Juliet Act Two

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  1. Romeo and Juliet Act Two Visual Vocabulary

  2. Vocabulary Words, Act 2 Conjure (v.): to influence or produce something by using magic spellsJest (n.): a playful jokeCloak (n.): an outer garmentProrogue (v.): to postpone somethingShrift (n.): confession in church to a priestChide (v.): to tell somebody off Alliance (n.): an association of people or countries with a common goal Haste (n.): great speed Bawd (n.): one who keeps a house of prostitution Virtuous (adj.) having or showing moral goodness

  3. conjure • Verb • To influence or produce something by using magic spells

  4. jest • Noun • A playful joke

  5. cloak • Noun • An outer garment

  6. prorogue • Verb • To postpone something

  7. shrift • Noun • Confession in church to a priest

  8. chide • Verb • To scold

  9. alliance • Noun • An association of people or countries with a common goal

  10. haste • Noun • Great speed

  11. bawd • Noun • One who keeps a house of prostitution

  12. virtuous • Adjective • Having or showing moral goodness

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