Across
- 2. device used to support the body and help a person walk, especially when they have an injured or disabled leg.
- 4. artificial device that replace a missing body part, such as a leg, arm, or tooth.
- 6. to decline to accept or do something; to reject or deny.
- 7. something that blocks or hinders progress or movement.
- 9. almost not; scarcely; just enough to be true or noticeable.
- 10. to extend or cover over a wider area or surface.
Down
- 1. a low barrier in athletic events that a runner must jump over; also used metaphorically to describe a difficult obstacle to overcome.
- 3. Verb (past tense/past participle): Broken or pressed into small pieces; defeated or overwhelmed; Adjective: Feeling very sad, defeated, or broken-hearted.
- 5. the chances or likelihood of something happening, especially in gambling or sports, often expressed as a ratio.
- 8. a strong, angry, and often supernatural wish for harm or bad luck to come to someone or something.