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Shakespearean youth

• ___ and Juliet

• ___ is Bleeding (1993 drama)

• ___ Must Die (2000)

• ... window breaks speaker

• ... yonder window breaks speaker

• 'But, soft!' speaker, in Shakespeare

• 'Thus with a kiss I die' speaker

• Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon speaker

• Balcony Scene suitor

• But soft... speaker

• But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks? speaker

• Did my heart love till now? asker

• I am Fortune's fool speaker

• Juliet is the sun! speaker

• My only love sprung from my only hate! speaker

• O true apothecary! Thy drugs are quick speaker

• O, I am fortune's fool! crier

• O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! speaker

• O! it is my love; O! that she knew she were speaker

• See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand! speaker

• Star-cross'd lover

• Star-cross'd lover of fiction

• What light through yonder window breaks? speaker

• Wherefore art thou ___?

• 1936 Leslie Howard role

• 1966 film role for Rudolph Nureyev

• 1990 Top 10 hit for Dino

• 1996 Leonardo DiCaprio role

• 1996 role for Leonardo

• A Montague

• Alfa ___

• Alfa ___, Italian carmaker since 1918

• Alfa follower

• Amorist

• Amorous Montague

• An ill-starred Montague

• Ardent lover

• Ardent swain

• Balcony climber

• Bard's teen

• Beau

• Beau at a balcony

• Beau at the balcony

• Boy in a family feud

• Casanova

• Cousin of Benvolio

• DiCaprio role

• Don Juan

• Faithful boyfriend

• Famous family feud participant

• Fictional Montague

• Friar Laurence said to him, Thou art wedded to calamity

• Friend of Benvolio

• Friend of Mercutio

• Gentleman of Verona

• Guy with ample game

• He has a romantic reputation

• He kisses by the book

• He played to the balcony

• He was found dead with Paris

• His last words were Thus with a kiss I die

• Ill-starred lover

• Ill-starred swain

• In NATO, it's between Quebec and Sierra

• Juliet lover

• Juliet's adorer

• Juliet's beau

• Juliet's beloved

• Juliet's guy

• Juliet's love

• Ladies' man

• Lady's man

• Ladykiller

• Leonardo DiCaprio portrayal

• Letter between Quebec and Sierra

• Lil' ___

• Literary lover played by Leonardo

• Lothario

• Lothario's cousin?

• Love-struck lad

• Lover

• Lover boy

• Lover mentioned in Gerald Levert's Casanova

• Lover of note

• Lover of Shakespeare

• Lover with a roving eye

• Man's slipper

• Master Montague of the stage

• Master P's son who used to have Lil' in front of his name

• Mercutio's buddy.

• Mercutio's friend

• Mercutio's pal

• Montague boy

• Montague heir

• Montague lad

• Montague of note

• Montague scion

• Montague teen

• Montague youth

• Montague's son

• Mr. Moore

• Name said twice after O

• Notable Montague

• Noted fictional suicide

• Noted Montague

• One gentleman of Verona

• One of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers

• One of the Montagues

• Paris fighter

• Paris foe

• Paris rival

• Paris's rival in a Shakespeare play

• Part of a car name

• Passionate fellow

• Play boy?

• Player

• Rival of Paris

• Shakespeare character in a Dire Straits song

• Shakespeare character who cries, 'Eyes, look your last!'

• Shakespeare character who was the first to use the word inauspicious

• Shakespeare hero

• Shakespeare teen

• Shakespeare title character

• Shakespearean character

• Shakespearean eloper

• Shakespearean hero who loved Juliet

• Shakespearean lover boy

• Shakespearean rival of Paris

• Shakespearean role

• Shakespearean role for Leonardo DiCaprio

• Shakespearean title character in the NATO phonetic alphabet

• Slayer of Tybalt

• Slipper or lover

• Son of Montague

• Star-crossed lover

• Star-crossed lover in Shakespeare

• Star-crossed lover of fiction

• Swain

• The Montague lad

• Tragic Montague

• Tragic role

• Tragic Shakespearean hero

• Tybalt's dispatcher

• Tybalt's nemesis

• Tybalt's slayer

• Utterer of I am Fortune's fool

• Veronese lover

• Victim of a big misunderstanding

• Womanizer

• Womanizer, perhaps

• Young lover

• Young Montague

• An ardent male lover