Animal Farm
Across
- 2. Obsolete; Very, very, very old; Outdated
- 5. Wholly unharmed; to come out of a dangerous situation [surprisingly/unbelievably] without injury
- 6. To Scatter
- 13. A short story, with animals as characters, conveying a moral or life lesson
- 14. A short saying or a short cleaver statement spoken in an interesting catch way
- 16. A warning or indication of a future event in literature. A warning ahead of time
- 17. Style or way of doing a certain thig. A principle or way of doing things
- 19. Facial expression, look, appearance
- 20. To agitate gravely; to torture; to search (in a place like brain, roometc)
- 21. Drunk, make intoxicated
- 24. A person who disagrees
- 25. Ill willed; hatred
- 26. A trick to deceive an enemy; a plan to get the upper hand
- 28. The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices
- 29. An imitation of a play, story, or song with deliberate change for the fun of it
- 30. To frisk; to cavort
- 31. A persecutor; Someone who causes another pain/suffering
- 33. To agree to, to make changes to something
- 34. Betrayal; willful violation/betrayal of faith, or trust; treason
- 37. Pushing forward
- 38. Sneak around (like hunting an animal)
- 41. To exist; to hold (own) something
- 42. The emotion a word brings about, usually positive, negative, or neutral
- 43. Funeral ; burial
- 45. A soft, warm dressing (of cloth or other moist and warm material) applied to sores
- 47. A train (group) of servants who follow an important person
- 52. Walk in short, prim (neat) steps
- 55. Happily; cheerfully; carefree; showing no concern
- 56. Indifferent, uninterested
- 58. Habitually silent; tight lipped, quiet
- 59. Facial expression; attitude towards something
- 61. A faithful follower. A committed follower
- 63. Freedom to act without restraint
- 64. A form of government where wealth is owned or regulated by the community as a whole
- 66. Base, dry
- 69. A society characterized by human misery and lack of perfection
- 72. Ponderous, without grace. To walk or move with heavy clumsiness; move with a rumbling noise
- 74. An evil scheme; a plan with ill intent; underhanded plan
- 75. Impossible to restrain
- 76. Sediment remaining in a liquid. Solid material remaining at the bottom of a container of liquid
- 78. Clearly; without doubt; easily demonstrated
- 79. Docile; Easy to lead; tame
- 81. Group acting as a unity; appointing one person (or a small group) to represent others in a decision
- 84. To help; to participate in a helping way. To Work as a member of a team
- 86. Information, usually false, biased and/or misleading, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view
- 87. Introduction of something new; ability to come up with new ideas
- 88. The main or universal idea in a work or art or literature
- 90. Kind, generous, good willed
- 92. Malice; intense ill will or hatred
- 93. The effective use of language in speaking and writing to persuade people
- 94. A sign of trouble
Down
- 1. Impossible to tire; resistant to exhaustion
- 3. An imaginary place or state of things in which everything is perfect
- 4. Twisting or scheming to get something/someone to take advantage
- 7. Imposed as a duty or obligation; a person holding an office
- 8. A guard. A group of soldiers guarding something
- 9. Obtain, gain
- 10. A dictatorship or form of government with absolute power
- 11. To work out in detail; detailed; Explain in depth
- 12. Wanting to make peace; desire to make friends after a break up; To come together again in peace
- 15. The giving of human characteristics to animals so they can act as humans
- 18. Land which is good for agriculture. Ploughable land
- 22. Rest; Peace
- 23. Payback; revenge
- 27. Complete control; Aggressive/harsh treatment of someone, by someone in control
- 28. Lawyer; A person who acts as an agent for another
- 32. Having hidden meaning; mysterious secret
- 35. A paradigm; a saying of proverbial nature, a short, clear statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct
- 36. After the death of
- 39. Watery. Filled with mucous
- 40. To find fault with. To condemn; reprimand officially; strong statement of disapproval
- 44. To settle in a place firmly and comfortably
- 45. Intimate [details]; familiar/knowledgeable of private information. restroom
- 46. Resentment; severe anger; strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive or insulting, righteous anger.
- 48. Tending to destroy, overthrow, or mislead
- 49. To stop a mammal from suckling
- 50. A capable/convincing speaker, like Squealer
- 51. A reference to a history, a book, music, event, etc, designed to call something to mind without mentioning it, an indirect or reference
- 53. A vocal expression of sorrow; A severe complain because of suffering because of suffering caused by a person or situation
- 54. A story, which can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, or one with many levels of interpretation
- 57. Stubborn; not willing to change. Benjamin's behavior
- 60. Plans; tricks, to accomplish a goal
- 62. To explain in detail
- 65. A society of a government ruled by a dictator who controls the lives of the people and which exalts nation and often race above the individual
- 67. Absolutely; entirely
- 68. To give birth to (usually of the canine species)
- 70. Full of disgrace or shame
- 71. Uneasy; fidgeting
- 73. Workers or working class
- 74. Arrange in order
- 77. Spread throughout something
- 80. To leap about playfully (like horses and other baby mammals do); prance, gambol
- 82. To pay the price; to make up the balance. To pay equal value for something else
- 83. Sullen; gloomy; uninteresting
- 85. A small wood; a thicket; a small cluster of trees and brushes
- 89. A theme, subject, topic, idea, etc. suggested but not directly mentioned in a paragraph, story, poem, or song, but suggested by the diction
- 91. An excuse. Under the guise of; cover