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Across
- 2. v. rising to a higher level. The climbers will be ascending the mountain for two days.
- 5. n. state of straying from what is correct. Drew was very careful and did not make an error.
- 8. v. past tense of anchor; to have secured firmly. A portaledge is a tent that is anchored to the side of a rock.
- 10. n. pl. plural of fissure; long narrow cracks or opening; crevices. Climbers often put their hands into fissures when climbing.
- 13. adj. inclined to wander. Ana errant climber greeted Ty when he reached the summit.
- 14. n. rock climbing. Lani and her family enjoy bouldering on weekends.
- 15. adj. extremely tired. Our Lord is always ready to help us and is never exhausted.
- 17. n. pl. plural of OUTCROPPING; parts of rock formations that jut out of the ground. Sloan rested on one of the outcroppings along the trail.
- 18. adj. interesting enough to warrant reporting to the public. The blind man’s ascent up the granite rock was a newsworthy event.
- 20. adv. Attractively. Our wonderful world was beautifully designed by our loving God.
- 22. n. caution or care taken beforehand. Crash pads are used as a precaution to avoid injuries.
Down
- 1. adj. not able to give a thorough account; indefinable. The feeling of success in reaching the top was indescribable.
- 3. adj. clumsy, not graceful; embarrassing
- 4. adj. without hue; lacking vivid color.
- 5. adj. extremely happy; overjoyed
- 6. adj. terrific. Our God is absolutely awesome.
- 7. n. dampness; liquid spread out or concentrated in small drops
- 9. n. pl. plural of FORMATION; shapes or patterns. Yosemite National Park is known for its beautiful rock formations.
- 11. adj. capable of being replaced. Permits to rock climb are renewable every year.
- 12. n. someone or something used to divert the attention of another person
- 16. adj. not warranted by proper authority; not duly commissioned. Climbers should always avoid wandering into unauthorized areas.
- 19. v. giving a thorough account. Matthias wrote a story describing his rock-climbing adventure.
- 21. v. to descend down a rope. Thea began to slowly rappel to the ground.