Time machine

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Across
  1. 7. Refers to something—usually buildings, land, or ships—abandoned by owners, left in disrepair, or neglected.
  2. 9. Is the measurement of distance from one end of an object to the other, usually representing the longest dimension.
  3. 10. Means being extremely tired, worn out, or completely drained of physical or mental energy.
  4. 11. Means emitting light as a result of being heated to a very high temperature.
  5. 14. Is the anxiety, dread, or fearful anticipation that something unpleasant is about to happen.
  6. 16. Describes something that is not bright, poorly lit, faint, or indistinct.
  7. 17. Refers primarily to the boundless, three-dimensional expanse containing all matter and energy, or the "outer space" vacuum beyond Earth's atmosphere.
  8. 18. Is a formal adjective describing knowledge, information, or subject matter that is hidden, little known, or abstruse, making it difficult for the average person to understand.
  9. 21. Is the continuous, irreversible progression of existence, moving from the past through the present and into the future.
  10. 22. Refers to the smallest of three dimensions (length, width, and thickness) of an object, measuring the distance between opposite surfaces.
  11. 23. Refers to being deprived of sight, either permanently by injury or temporarily by intense light.
  12. 25. Means providing a detailed, systematic explanation or interpretation of a theory, idea, or topic.
Down
  1. 1. Are chronological inconsistencies where objects, persons, events, or customs are placed in the wrong time period.
  2. 2. Means excessive confidence, audacity, or reckless boldness, often characterized by a disregard for danger or propriety.
  3. 3. Means modified, altered, or adjusted to fit a new purpose, situation, or environment.
  4. 4. Describes items or occurrences spread irregularly over an area, separated widely, or occurring at disjointed intervals.
  5. 5. Is an attitude of doubt, incredulity, or suspension of judgment regarding the truth or reliability of claims, knowledge, or beliefs.
  6. 6. Refers to the aggregate of leaves, stems, and branches of plants or trees, representing the collective leafy mass rather than individual leaves.
  7. 8. Is a subordinating conjunction meaning "in spite of the fact that," "even though," or "though".
  8. 12. Refers to a pattern of alternating, typically contrasting squares, such as on a chessboard.
  9. 13. Are hindrances, restrictions, or physical nets that impede free movement or action, often used to describe legal, societal, or emotional constraints.
  10. 15. Is a hard, white, nonporous, and typically translucent ceramic material made by firing clay at high temperatures.
  11. 19. Are measurements of size, such as length, width, or height, used to define an object's spatial extent.
  12. 20. Describes something shining with many small, brilliant flashes of light or something exceptionally impressive, successful, and glamorous.
  13. 24. Refers to free time spent away from work, school, and domestic chores, used for relaxation, hobbies, or entertainment.