Daughter of Auschwitz Vocabulary Chapters 1-3

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Across
  1. 3. Extremely hungry.
  2. 5. Waste matter and dirty water carried away from homes through pipes.
  3. 12. Weak and sick from not having enough food or healthy nutrition.
  4. 13. Extremely happy, proud, or joyful.
  5. 14. Handled something clumsily or dropped it while trying to hold it.
  6. 16. doing something in an unclear, fuzzy, or only slightly noticeable way
  7. 17. Doing something automatically without having to think about it.
  8. 19. having or owning something
  9. 20. Cut or carved into a surface; permanently fixed in memory.
  10. 21. Judged, considered, or thought of in a specific way.
  11. 25. Old-fashioned written messages sent quickly over wires and printed out.
  12. 27. A residential area outside the main part of a city.
  13. 30. The act of using force to control or suppress a group of people.
  14. 33. Happening irregularly; occasional and not continuous.
  15. 36. Hidden from sight; kept secret.
  16. 37. Bounced off a surface at least once after hitting it.
  17. 40. Expressed strong disapproval of, or sentenced someone to a punishment.
  18. 41. Military weapons, ammunition, and equipment.
  19. 42. Nearly or almost completely.
  20. 43. Deeply in love with or strongly attracted to someone.
  21. 45. A safe and peaceful place of shelter or refuge.
  22. 46. With close, earnest, and sharp attention.
  23. 47. Visual drawings, paintings, or descriptions of something.
  24. 48. Deeply fixed or firmly established in a person's habits or mind.
Down
  1. 1. A ruler who has total control over a country, usually taken by force.
  2. 2. To support, encourage, or publicize something to help it succeed.
  3. 4. Not worth keeping or maintaining; easily replaced or thrown away.
  4. 6. Hated intensely or looked down upon with contempt.
  5. 7. Bitten or chewed on repeatedly.
  6. 8. A very quick or partial look at something.
  7. 9. Quiet, calm, or brought under control.
  8. 10. Worked extremely hard and continuously.
  9. 11. A government, especially an authoritarian or strict one.
  10. 15. To destroy or kill a large group of people or animals completely.
  11. 16. Deliberately cruel, violent, or aggressive.
  12. 18. The state of being trapped, locked up, or restricted to a small space.
  13. 22. Safe or fit to be eaten.
  14. 23. Done in an unsure, hesitant, or experimental way.
  15. 24. According to common practice or tradition; usual.
  16. 26. A restricted area of a city where a minority group is forced to live.
  17. 28. Lacking in quantity or quality; lean and thin.
  18. 29. A harbor town or city where ships load and unload goods.
  19. 31. A feeling of deep distress, sadness, or grief.
  20. 32. Small, rounded stones used to pave old streets.
  21. 34. Farm animals, such as cows or pigs, kept for use or profit.
  22. 35. Biased or misleading information used to promote a political cause.
  23. 36. Having a charming personality that attracts and inspires people.
  24. 38. A person who makes, alters, or repairs clothes to fit someone perfectly.
  25. 39. The state of being completely alone, often by choice.
  26. 44. Deliberately damaged or destroyed public or private property.