Across
- 1. Any of the thousands of small planets with orbits usually between those of Mars and Jupiter
- 4. Careful and organized study or gathering of information about a specific topic
- 7. To respond, to speak back
- 10. Happening slowly or by small steps; changes made step by step or over time; moving little by little.
- 13. Strictness; harshness, challenge or difficulty; severity; legal exactness
- 15. Hydroelectric power; a type of power that comes from water
- 16. A person trained to make rocket flights in outer space
- 17. Usefulness, the trait of being useful.
- 20. Great suffering.
- 22. Longing for a past time, positive memories.
- 25. An observable event, usually something that is uncommon or significant.
- 29. To let something be known or uncovered, usually something that was once a secret.
- 30. Judging people before knowing them; a judgement made about a person, group, idea, or thing based on previous beliefs, experiences, and assumptions.
- 32. Sweat, the scientific word for sweat.
- 33. Hardened and unfeeling; toughened
- 35. To recognize the difference between things
- 36. Resistance to or protection from disease or poison; freedom or exemption from a rule or law.
- 38. Reasons for acting, why someone does something
- 39. Piece, part of a larger whole, usually broken off from a larger thing
- 41. Of the stars or a star; like a star, as in shape; by or as by a star performer; excellent; outstanding
- 42. Refusal to buy from or trade with a company, group, or country
- 43. Greater in importance or rank; greater in size, amount, number, or extent
- 45. Build-up, a large amount of something gathered together
- 50. The cause of something, where something comes from, an origin point
- 51. To remove water from (a compound, substance, body tissues, etc.); dry
- 55. Alike
- 57. To give slight preference towards one side over another, usually based on prejudice.
- 59. To make impure or unclean through contact or exposure; to pollute
- 61. Small and unimportant
- 64. An action or remark that causes outrage or offense
- 66. Empty, unoccupied
- 69. Based, established, when something was created
- 70. The fear of water
- 71. Maddening, making someone angry
- 73. A solemn promise; a promise made to a religion, belief, or god; a promise of loyalty
- 74. Curious, the trait of asking a lot of questions or seeking answers.
- 75. Characterized by refined taste and manners; have a good education
Down
- 1. A sickness, illness, or other physical health problem
- 2. To choke, to cover completely
- 3. Beloved; a term of endearment towards someone cared about
- 5. A long narrow passage between rooms; hall
- 6. Full or risk; dangerous; perilous; has the potential for great harm.
- 8. Cruelly and without reason, careless in actions
- 9. Sleeping or inactive
- 11. Between or among the stars
- 12. Assemble or travel in a flock or crowd
- 13. Completely or totally
- 14. Wild, violent anger; an avenging spirit; extreme fierceness or violence.
- 18. Line of thought or conversation that travels away from the topic at hand
- 19. To move upward
- 20. Pants (usually in British English), jeans
- 21. A group of stars in the sky, usually named after some object, animal, or mythological being that it supposedly resembles or suggests
- 23. Undermining, to try to destroy someone's authority or position
- 24. To pull apart, or take apart; to strip or remove all outside coverings.
- 26. Faithfulness, dependability, loyalty
- 27. A part or division of a book, newspaper, city, etc.
- 28. Change, make adjustments to
- 31. Border or trimming around or on something; a border; something that surrounds another thing.
- 34. A system of methods, theories, based on the assumption that the positions of the moon, sun, and stars affect human affairs and that one can foretell the future by studying the stars.
- 37. An idea that is assumed using evidence, something that is assumed about a situation based on prior knowledge.
- 40. To rule or control; to direct or manage with authority
- 44. In spite of
- 46. To climb clumsily; to pull yourself up awkwardly.
- 47. The state of being absorbed into something, to be dissolved into a larger thing.
- 48. Not usual or ordinary; singular; peculiar; strange
- 49. Wrongdoer, the person who committed a crime
- 52. Portion of time, often indefinite, characterized by certain events, processes, conditions, etc.; stage: a period of change, the present period
- 53. To move downward
- 54. Risky, a gamble; potentially dangerous
- 56. To hold back
- 58. A light or fire used as a signal to guide or warn; a marker or indicator; a tall tower for a signal, like a lighthouse
- 60. To put together, usually many different pieces being put together; to gather together as a group.
- 62. Results from an action or event.
- 63. Duty under the law or from personal feelings; a promise to do something; a legally binding agreement.
- 65. Refused to allow; an order not to do something; refusal to enter a place or area.
- 67. To go or put on board a ship, aircraft, or spacecraft; to set out or start (usually a journey).
- 68. A tank, usually with glass sides, or a pool, bowl, etc. for keeping live water animals and water plants
- 72. To show differences when comparing others