week 2

2. Wealth, material gain, or money, especially when regarded as a corrupting influence. ,
3. Having a empty space or hole on the inside; not solid. ,
6. Special words or expressions used by a particular group or profession that are difficult for others to understand. ,
7. A lazy, slow-moving person. ,
10. Relating to the lower back area. ,
12. Ordered, commanded, or invited to do something. ,
14. To take someone away illegally by force, usually for ransom. ,
15. To yield, give in, or fail to resist a pressure, force, or temptation. ,
18. A mathematical value used to count, measure, or label; to count or calculate. ,
20. A person or company that sells goods or services. ,

1. A heavy, mounted piece of artillery used to fire large projectiles like iron balls. ,
4. To think about something or someone constantly and excessively. ,
5. A short, pointed knife used as a weapon. ,
8. A small, long-armed ape found in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. ,
9. Relating to the region around the North Pole, or extremely cold and icy weather. ,
11. A person or thing that wins a competition, game, or contest. ,
13. Wood prepared for use in building and carpentry; trees suitable for producing wood. ,
16. The chief male servant of a household who oversees food, drink, and service. ,
17. Having a rough, uneven, or broken surface; strong and sturdy. ,
19. An individual human being. ,