English Term 1 Vocabulary

Across

2. strong and fast-moving streams of water (noun)
7. felt a longing or desire (verb)
9. a political expedition (noun)
15. a small plant with three-lobed leaves, often used as a symbol of luck (noun)
17. to keep from sight or prevent the discovery of (verb)
20. to be carried gently by the air (verb)
22. a small waterfall or a series of steps with water flowing over them (noun)
24. an event or occurrence (noun)
29. a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant (noun)
30. supported or held up by something (verb)
31. a small, decorative piece of metal with an inscription or design (noun)
32. swelling or rolling in large waves, typically of smoke or fabric (adjective)
35. occurring through divine or supernatural intervention (adverb)
36. having or showing a lack of patience (adjective)
38. strongly attracted or infatuated (adjective)
40. interested and curious (adjective)
46. a person who introduces new methods or ideas (noun)
50. an enemy or opponent in a conflict (noun)
52. a mythical Irish fairy often depicted as a small old man with a beard (noun)
54. a place, typically a large, deep pit, from which stone or other materials are extracted (noun)
55. attractive or striking because it is unusual or different from what is familiar (adjective)
57. a device that controls or maintains a particular process or system (noun)
59. deprived or lacking (adjective)
61. a bacterial disease (noun)
62. strict or severe in manner or appearance (adjective)
63. something new, original, or unusual (noun)
64. punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong (noun)
66. gauges instruments for measuring the pressure or flow of air (noun)
67. laughed in a disrespectful or stifled manner (verb)
71. entering someone's land or property without permission (noun)
72. a group of atoms bonded together (noun)
74. go up or climb (verb)
76. excessively thin or lean (adjective)
78. a fierce or piercing stare (noun)
79. institute legal proceedings against someone (verb)
81. the process by which genetic information is passed from parent to offspring (noun)
82. undergoing the process of decomposition or rotting (adjective)
86. scientists who study human history and prehistory through excavation of artifacts (noun)
89. the amount of air taken into the lungs in one breath (noun)
90. refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind (adjective)
92. to keep from sight or prevent the discovery of (verb)
93. regard with respect or warm approval (verb)
94. extremely bright, impressive, or skillful (adjective)
95. in a way that is not brightly or clearly (adverb)
96. waste time or move slowly (verb)
97. the point or place where something begins or is created (noun)
98. a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area (noun)

Down

1. extending out abruptly or sharply (adjective)
3. extremely serious or urgent (adjective)
4. achievements that require great courage, skill, or strength (noun)
5. people who reject and oppose traditional or established beliefs (noun)
6. the action of enlisting new members or participants (noun)
8. move or fall downward (verb)
10. put forward for consideration or discussion (verb)
11. undergoing the process of decay or decomposition (adjective)
12. strong winds (noun)
13. conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease (noun)
14. a military operation in which a town or fortress is surrounded and attacked (noun)
16. with hesitation, unwillingly (adverb)
18. feeling or showing anger or annoyance at perceived injustice or unfairness (adjective)
19. the act of looking forward to or expecting something (noun)
21. an action or event regarded as morally or legally wrong and causing public outrage (noun)
23. a person engaged in the study or practice of chemistry (noun)
25. a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen (noun)
26. a person who has been declared as an outlaw by a legal process (noun)
27. a sum paid for killing or capturing a person or animal (noun)
28. a large vault, typically an underground one, for burials(noun)
33. relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something (adjective)
34. competing eagerly with others to achieve or do something (verb
37. caused or brought about (verb)
38. a pursuit, area of study, or skill to which someone has devoted much time and effort (noun)
39. echoed or resounded (verb)
41. the state of one's mind in terms of being angry or calm (noun)
42. to leave a ship or aircraft (verb)
43. characteristic of an early stage of development (adjective)
44. easily broken or damaged (adjective)
45. the study of genes and heredity (noun)
47. preventing someone from having something, usually essential or necessary (verb)
48. small, shiny discs used for decoration on clothing (noun)
49. to interpret or decode (verb)
51. a large room used for a specific purpose (noun)
53. a heavy base supporting a statue or vase (noun)
56. young unmarried women (noun)
58. in a detailed and carefully designed manner (adverb)
60. deoxyribonucleic acid, a molecule carrying genetic instructions (noun)
65. a person or thing that exterminates or destroys pests (noun)
68. lit up, made brighter (adjective)
69. regarded with reverence and respect, often associated with a deity or religious purpose (adjective)
70. delicately small and pretty (adjective)
71. in a way that is usual or characteristic (adverb)
73. a large predatory fish known for its sharp teeth (noun)
75. in a high-pitched and piercing manner (adverb)
77. unnecessary, not required (adjective)
80. filled with wonder and delight (adjective)
83. as is certain to happen, unavoidable (adverb)
84. a traditional English weapon consisting of a long pole or staff (noun)
85. a long journey, especially by sea or in space (noun)
87. the action or process of officially recognizing someone or something (noun)
88. set on fire, sparked (verb)
91. isolated and restricted to prevent the spread of disease (adjective)