Canterbury crossword

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Across
  1. 2. – To test, evaluate, or analyze a substance or challenge.
  2. 3. – To make someone feel intimidated, subdued, or apprehensive.
  3. 4. – A long tunic made of chain mail worn as defensive armor.
  4. 5. – To pay back, return a favor, or retaliate for an injury.
  5. 6. (or Blench) – To flinch, pull back, or shy away from something out of fear.
  6. 7. – Threatening evil, harm, or foreboding.
  7. 9. – Lacking in serious value, significance, or solid worth.
  8. 10. – Struck with terror, amazement, or horror.
  9. 12. – Having the power to produce a desired or effective result.
  10. 15. – Pleasant, attractive, or good-looking in appearance.
  11. 16. – To shrink back, flinch, or draw back involuntarily from pain
Down
  1. 1. – To make an earnest request, beg, or pray to someone urgently.
  2. 2. – At a rapid speed or in a speedy manner.
  3. 3. – To hesitate, take exception, or politely refuse.
  4. 4. – To lift, hoist, or test the weight of something heavy.
  5. 5. – Cowardly or unfaithful to a promise or cause.
  6. 8. – A belt, sash, or band that encircles the waist.
  7. 11. – To command solemnly or under oath.
  8. 13. – A deceptive or mock blow or attack meant to distract from the real target.
  9. 14. – Excessively and greedily desirous of having something.