Day 10

3. to guess or calculate an amount, size, or value roughly.
5. to limit or control the size, amount, or range of something.
7. to let something or someone go free; to make information or products available.
9. to make someone feel afraid or scared.
11. the power or right to give orders, make decisions, or control others.
13. something you can choose instead of another option.
17. to make someone angry or uncomfortable; to cause a slight inflammation.
18. to say no to something; to reject or decline.
19. a set of parts in a machine that work together; equipment for a specific purpose.
22. to give or deliver something to several people or places.
24. exactly the same in every detail.
25. to make someone believe or do something by reasoning or urging.
27. the state of being not guilty of a crime; purity or lack of experience with evil.
28. physical or mental damage or injury.
29. to make someone slightly angry or irritated.

1. a fact or condition connected with an event or situation.
2. relating to a large company or group.
4. to explain the meaning of something, such as words or actions.
6. to find a solution to a problem or make a firm decision.
8. right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
10. willing to take risks or try new and exciting experiences.
12. to pause or stop before doing something, often because of uncertainty or fear.
14. to say something aloud from memory, often in front of others.
15. a person’s handwritten signature, especially of a famous person.
16. to notice, see, or understand something using the senses or mind.
20. a living thing, such as an animal, plant, or bacterium.
21. to attract interest or sympathy; to make a formal request for help or a decision change.
23. to stop working permanently, usually because of age.
26. a feeling of wanting what someone else has.