Vocab from this week

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Across
  1. 5. to push someone or something gently, often with your elbow or hand.
  2. 7. to decide in court that someone is not guilty of a crime.
  3. 9. to pull a vehicle or object with another vehicle using a rope or chain.
  4. 11. to twist, turn, or wrap something around something else.
  5. 12. a word that looks similar to a word in another language but has a different meaning (e.g. English actual ≠ Spanish actual ("current")).
  6. 13. Hurling, a fast Irish team sport played with a stick called a hurley and a small ball called a sliotar.
  7. 14. to turn or spin around quickly.
  8. 15. to hit repeatedly with strong force, especially by wind or waves.
  9. 19. smooth, with no visible joins or interruptions.
  10. 21. to think someone is less important or less worthy than you.
  11. 23. the state of losing a close relative or friend through death.
  12. 24. to officially say someone is not responsible or guilty.
  13. 26. to repair or fix something.
  14. 27. to admire and respect someone.
  15. 29. to jump with long, energetic steps.
  16. 31. a fee you pay to use a road, bridge, or tunnel.
  17. 33. the national flag of the United Kingdom.
  18. 36. to make two people or groups compete or fight against each other.
  19. 37. unwillingness or hesitation to do something.
  20. 39. calm, peaceful, and not easily upset.
Down
  1. 1. to start or establish an organization, company, or city.
  2. 2. time off work that a father takes after the birth or adoption of a child.
  3. 3. to think carefully about something for a while.
  4. 4. a line that marks the edge or limit of an area.
  5. 6. to support something so it does not fall; also, to help keep something going.
  6. 8. needing too much attention or wanting to stay very close to someone all the time.
  7. 9. to be similar to an older family member in appearance or character.
  8. 10. a word or expression translated directly from another language, piece by piece.
  9. 16. the line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together.
  10. 17. a natural combination of words that often go together (e.g. make a decision, heavy rain).
  11. 18. to injure someone or something.
  12. 20. an old-fashioned word for an unmarried woman (today it is often considered offensive or outdated).
  13. 22. a very strong wind.
  14. 23. to suddenly develop something on your skin (e.g. break out in a rash) or to suddenly start (e.g. break out in laughter).
  15. 25. wet, soft land with lots of moss and peat.
  16. 28. a short, strong post that stops vehicles or marks the edge of a road.
  17. 30. bent, folded, or collapsed under pressure; also, fastened with a buckle (depending on the context).
  18. 32. to mix something by moving a spoon or another object around; also, to cause a feeling or reaction.
  19. 34. to tie or fasten something together.
  20. 35. the price you pay for a journey on a bus, train, taxi, plane, etc.
  21. 38. to hold something tightly; also, to attach a device to stop a car from moving.