Across
- 2. a robber or bandit
- 4. a trace or evidence of something that once existed
- 5. rotten and foul smelling
- 6. a fight; an uproar
- 8. a universal truth; an established rule
- 13. a transformation or dramatic change
- 14. relating to laughter; laughable
- 16. of or relating to a thing's basic nature; inherent
- 17. everyday language
- 19. one who bears the blame for others
- 20. a deliberately deceptive or misleading argument
- 21. dark and forbidding
- 24. fragile; easy to break
- 27. to regard with respect, awe, or adoration
- 30. worldly; sophisticated
- 31. no longer current or applicable; antiquated
- 33. to claim for oneself without any right or authority
- 34. unconcerned; indifferent
- 37. rapport and goodwill
- 38. a chant; a recited magical spell
Down
- 1. someone who participates in a conversation
- 3. pertaining to twilight
- 4. to waver; to sway indecisively
- 7. keen; mentally sharp
- 9. to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity
- 10. submissive; slavish
- 11. to alienate
- 12. to dry out; to remove moisture
- 15. causing mental or physical pain
- 18. an artist's or a designer's workshop
- 22. to shorten
- 23. in a condescending manner; with an attitude of superiority
- 25. full; abundant
- 26. mutually destructive
- 28. to remove vulgar or objectionable material
- 29. tiresome and long; seemingly endless
- 32. transparent; clear
- 35. occurring or seeming to occur everywhere; omnipresent
- 36. suitable for cultivation of land
- 39. of questionable authenticity, but widely believed