| Across |
| 2. |
a practical understanding of something |
| 4. |
harmless; pure or untouched by wrongdoing |
| 7. |
to stagger uncontrollably; to feel shocked or upset |
| 8. |
feeling regret or sorrow |
| 9. |
dazed or confused; half-asleep |
| 11. |
argue about unimportant matters |
| 14. |
to go back down to a normal level; lessen or wear off |
| 16. |
distant in relating with other people; cold, detached |
| 18. |
showy & impressive in appearance; polite, brave, heroic, or dashing |
| 19. |
damp; cool or slimy |
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| Down |
| 1. |
stubborn and mean-spirited; hard to please |
| 3. |
a valuable item or quality that one possesses |
| 5. |
close or grip tightly |
| 6. |
not clearly expressed; without detail or explanation |
| 10. |
a long and deep wound |
| 11. |
harshly cold or unpleasant; offering little or no hope |
| 12. |
a clump growing close together; usually hair, grass, feathers |
| 13. |
to flinch in reaction to pain, distress, or regret |
| 15. |
a tough, destructive person; criminal |
| 17. |
to cry or yell loudly |
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