Across
- 2. to make a public utterance, to verbalize or speak;
- 3. very irritating, vexing, bitter
- 4. one who exhibits extreme or possible blind allegiance to a group
- 5. having excellent morals, righteous, noble
- 8. to degrade, to belittle
- 10. immoral, lewd, licentious
- 12. to effectively oppose or stop
- 13. agreement, state of harmony, concur
- 14. to lie or to be at rest
- 15. momentous, having great significance
- 16. to disguise, pretend, to disguise the truth
- 17. secret, concealed, clandestine
Down
- 1. unfavorable, unfortunate
- 4. to read or to examine carefully
- 5. discomfort or distress; annoyance, nuisance, irritation
- 6. depression of spirits, soberly thoughtful
- 7. very destructive or harmful, deadly
- 9. showing contempt toward sacred things
- 11. a sign or forewarning; omen, warning