Canterbury crossword

3. – A short period of rest, delay, or relief from something difficult.
6. – A powerful, large war horse ridden by a knight.
8. – Cowardly or lacking any courage.
9. – A feeling of annoyance, distress, or embarrassment caused by failure.
10. – A long-handled medieval battle-ax with a two-sided blade.
12. – A belt worn across one shoulder and chest to support a sword.
13. – A feudal lord or superior who receives service and loyalty.
14. – To delay, linger, or leave slowly and hesitantly.
16. – Struck with sudden terror, shock, or amazement.
17. – Having a strong, greedy desire to possess something that belongs to someone else.
19. – Into separate parts, pieces, or halves.

1. – Great skill, bravery, or strength, especially in battle.
2. – A reward, payment, or recompense for a service.
4. – A five-pointed star symbol painted on Gawain’s shield to represent chivalry.
5. – To pretend or make believe with the intent to deceive.
7. – A coward who deserts a cause, duty, or principle.
8. – Pleasant, attractive, or good-looking to the eye.
11. – To command or appeal to someone solemnly and under oath.
15. – Feeling uneasy, embarrassed, or ashamed.
18. – A long tunic made of chain mail worn as armor by knights.