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3. To give information of another's wrongdoing especially to an authority.
5. To overemphasize or explain something more than necessary, like over-explain.
10. Utterly confused to the point of not knowing what to do.
11. Feeling great loss. (someone who is grieving the death of a loved one.)
12. A fancy evening party or gathering.
13. Something arranged in a series of steps or stages.
16. Something modern or of the present time.
18. A state of reduced physiological activity in animals almost like hibernation.
20. A thought, worry, or pain, that is a little annoying and persistent, but not serious.

1. Feeling or showing irritation or something difficult to understand.
2. A french interrogative adjective that translates to "which’.
4. A horn-shaped basket or container overflowing with fruits, vegetables and other plants.
6. Decline or weakening of something.
7. British English calls a writing desk.
8. de peste A French phrase that translates to "plague feather"to describe something that is seen as dirty.
9. To cause something to happen or exist, (to become the father of someone).
14. To approach and speak to someone, in a threatening, or aggressive way.
15. Walking from one place to another, in a tired or bored manner.
17. A liquid being lukewarm.
19. Someone who appears very pale, due to shock.