| ROMEO | "Alfa" follower to mean an Italian luxury car |
| ROMEO | "Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon" speaker |
| ROMEO | "But soft! What light through yonder window breaks?" speaker |
| ROMEO | "But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks?" speaker |
| ROMEO | "Did my heart love till now?" speaker |
| ROMEO | "I am Fortune's fool" speaker |
| ROMEO | "I dreamt a dream tonight" speaker |
| ROMEO | "O, I am fortune's fool!" declarer |
| ROMEO | "O, I am fortune's fool!" speaker |
| ROMEO | "Oh, I am fortune's fool!" speaker |
| ROMEO | "See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand!" speaker |
| ROMEO | "Tempt not a desperate man" speaker |
| ROMEO | "Under love's heavy burden do I sink" speaker |
| ROMEO | "What light through yonder window breaks?" speaker |
| ROMEO | "__ and Juliet" |
| ROMEO | "___ + Juliet" |
| ROMEO | "___ + Juliet," 1996 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio |
| ROMEO | "___ Must Die" |
| ROMEO | "___ and Juliet" |
| ROMEO | "___ and Juliet," 1968 film whose soundtrack was composed by Nino Rota |
| ROMEO | "___ and Juliet," Shakespeare's romantic tragedy about two youths from rival families |
| ROMEO | "___ and Juliet," Shakespearean tragedy |
| ROMEO | "r" in the nato alphabet |
| ROMEO | ''But, soft!'' speaker |
| ROMEO | 1936 Leslie Howard role |
| ROMEO | 1996 Leonardo DiCaprio role |
| ROMEO | 1996 role for Leo |
| ROMEO | 48-Across's partner in a Shakespeare play about lovers from rival families |
| ROMEO | Alfa __ (Italian auto) |
| ROMEO | Alfa ___ (Italian car) |
| ROMEO | Alfa ___ (Italian sports car) |
| ROMEO | Alfa _____ |
| ROMEO | Amorist |
| ROMEO | Amorous guy |
| ROMEO | Ardent lover |
| ROMEO | Bard boy in the NATO alphabet |
| ROMEO | Bard tragedy title starter |
| ROMEO | Bard's star-crossed lover |
| ROMEO | Beau |
| ROMEO | Beau at the balcony |
| ROMEO | Beau of the Bard |
| ROMEO | Boy in the title of a Shakespeare play |
| ROMEO | Casanova |
| ROMEO | Character name-checked on Taylor Swift's "Love Story" |
| ROMEO | Character who said "Thus with a kiss I die" |
| ROMEO | Code word for R |
| ROMEO | Code word for the letter R |
| ROMEO | Comms code for R |
| ROMEO | Dolly Parton song with the line "I may not be in love, but let me tell you I'm in heat" |
| ROMEO | Doomed husband of Juliet |
| ROMEO | Famed lover |
| ROMEO | Famous fictional suicide of the 1590s |
| ROMEO | Fictional lover from Verona |
| ROMEO | Foe of Paris |
| ROMEO | Friar Laurence said to him, "Thou art wedded to calamity" |
| ROMEO | Friend of Mercutio |
| ROMEO | He was asked "Wherefore art thou?" |
| ROMEO | His last words were "Thus with a kiss I die" |
| ROMEO | Ill-fated Shakespearean lover |
| ROMEO | It follows Quebec in the NATO alphabet |
| ROMEO | Juliet marries him |
| ROMEO | Juliet's beau |
| ROMEO | Juliet's beloved |
| ROMEO | Juliet's beloved? |
| ROMEO | Juliet's flame |
| ROMEO | Juliet's guy |
| ROMEO | Juliet's love |
| ROMEO | Juliet's love in Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Juliet's love in a Shakespeare play |
| ROMEO | Juliet's love, in Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Juliet's love, in a Shakespeare play |
| ROMEO | Juliet's lover |
| ROMEO | Juliet's loverboy |
| ROMEO | Juliet's partner |
| ROMEO | Juliet's star-crossed lover |
| ROMEO | Juliet's valentine |
| ROMEO | Juliet’s beau |
| ROMEO | Juliet’s love |
| ROMEO | Juliet’s man |
| ROMEO | Killer of Paris |
| ROMEO | Ladies' man |
| ROMEO | Lady Montague's son |
| ROMEO | Leonardo DiCaprio role in a 1996 Shakespeare adaptation |
| ROMEO | Letter after Quebec |
| ROMEO | Letter after Quebec in a radio alphabet |
| ROMEO | Lord Montague's son |
| ROMEO | Lover |
| ROMEO | Lover boy |
| ROMEO | Lover of Juliet |
| ROMEO | Lover of Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Lover of Shakespeare? |
| ROMEO | Lover of drama |
| ROMEO | Lover, gallant |
| ROMEO | Loverboy |
| ROMEO | Lovestruck Shakespearean teen |
| ROMEO | Lovestruck boy in a Shakespeare tragedy |
| ROMEO | Lovestruck teen from Verona |
| ROMEO | Male suitor |
| ROMEO | Mercutio's friend |
| ROMEO | Mercutio's pal |
| ROMEO | Mercutio’s friend |
| ROMEO | Montague teen |
| ROMEO | Name repeated before "Wherefore art thou" |
| ROMEO | Name said twice after "O" |
| ROMEO | Name said twice before "Wherefore art thou" |
| ROMEO | Noted Montague |
| ROMEO | One gentleman of Verona |
| ROMEO | One of Shakespeare's "star-crossed lovers" |
| ROMEO | Paris fighter |
| ROMEO | Paris rival |
| ROMEO | Paris's rival |
| ROMEO | Play character in the NATO alphabet |
| ROMEO | Quebec follower |
| ROMEO | Radio code word before 43-Down |
| ROMEO | Rival of Paris |
| ROMEO | Role played by Leonardo DiCaprio on film and Orlando Bloom on stage |
| ROMEO | Romantic hero of a Shakespearean play |
| ROMEO | See 10 Across |
| ROMEO | See 27 Down |
| ROMEO | See 75 Down |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare character mentioned in Taylor Swift's "Love Story" |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare character who cries "Then I defy you, stars!" |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare character who says "It is the east, and Juliet is the sun" |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare hero |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare play Juliet's lover |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare title character who says, “My mind misgives / Some consequence yet hanging in the stars” |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare title character whose last name is Montague |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare's "___ and Juliet" |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare's star-crossed lover |
| ROMEO | Shakespeare's tragic young lover |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean character in Dire Straits song |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean character mentioned in Taylor Swift's "Love Story" |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean eloper |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean lover |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean rival of Paris |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean role for Leonardo DiCaprio |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean suitor |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean teen |
| ROMEO | Shakespearean title character in the NATO alphabet |
| ROMEO | Slayer of Tybalt |
| ROMEO | Star-cross'd lover in Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed Shakespearean lover |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed kid |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed lover in Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed lover of Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed lover of fiction |
| ROMEO | Star-crossed lover of literature |
| ROMEO | Swain |
| ROMEO | Teen in a Shakespearean balcony scene |
| ROMEO | Teenage boy in the title of a Shakespeare tragedy |
| ROMEO | The "thou" in "Wherefore art thou?" |
| ROMEO | The "thou" in Juliet's "Wherefore art thou?" |
| ROMEO | The Montague boy |
| ROMEO | To whom ''. . . sweet sorrow . . .'' is said |
| ROMEO | Tragic Montague |
| ROMEO | Tragic Shakespearean teen |
| ROMEO | Tragic eloper |
| ROMEO | Tragic young lover |
| ROMEO | Tybalt's killer |
| ROMEO | Tybalt's slayer |
| ROMEO | Whose last words are "Thus with a kiss I die" |
| ROMEO | With whom Juliet 14-Acrossed |
| ROMEO | Womanizer |
| ROMEO | Word for the letter R in the NATO phonetic alphabet |
| ROMEO | Young Montague |
| ROMEO | ___ Miller, rapper who played basketball for the USC Trojans |
| ROMEO | ___ and Juliet |
| ROMEO | ___ and Juliet, popular eponymous literary fictional couple |
| ROMEO | ___ and Juliet, popular literary fictional couple |
| ROMEO | “... wherefore art thou ___?” |