Romeo-and-Julietesque

Romeo and Julietesque Romeo-and-Juliet-esque Romeo and Juliet-esque English Adjective 1 en Romeo and Juliet-esque. en 11 January 1917 Plays ‘Romey-oh and—’: Shakespeare’s Tragedy in the Movies a Burlesque.But Outdoor Rehearsals for the Film Production Attract Art Lovers Even if the Actors Don’t Know Its Name. w:The Kansas City Star 37 116 Kansas City, Mo. 13 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/654190075/ 1 0745-1067 3555868 With the women, of course, costuming was simple. It’s simply wonderful what a Romeo-and-Julietesque effect one can attain by the simple process of winding a string of blue beads around the north-east corner of a curly blonde head and draping a pink kimono over a skirt and waist; en 1998 Bernhardt, William, 1960- Naked justice https://archive.org/details/nakedjustice0000bern/mode/2up?q=Julietesque 56 Tempers would escalate, lines would be drawn, and this budding romance would turn into some Romeo-and-Julietesque grand passion. en 2002 Gilmour, Susie Holding out or giving in https://archive.org/details/holdingoutorgivi0000gilm/mode/2up?q=Julietesque 83 ‘You have not “fucked up”,’ Jess began, trying not to dwell on the notion of their relationship being described in a doomed Romeo-and-Julietesque way. ‘You were just led by your emotions and did—’