Across
- 3. a legally accepted relationship between two people who are husband and wife; the wedding ceremony
- 6. to refuse to accept someone or something
- 9. an agreement where a company pays you money if you suffer loss
- 10. more than half of a group of people or things
- 11. a doctor, especially one who treats diseases without performing operations
- 13. to ask someone to pay money; to state officially that someone has done a crime; to fill a battery with electricity
- 15. having a lot of energy
- 17. to say or do something as a reaction to what has happened
- 18. money that you have saved, especially money kept in a bank
- 19. the process of voting to choose someone for an official position
Down
- 1. to make something clearer by giving examples or pictures
- 2. having a thin edge or point that can cut things; sudden and great; quick to understand
- 4. to officially choose someone for a job
- 5. money given to a student to help pay for their study
- 7. to say that you are annoyed or not satisfied with something
- 8. a basic rule or belief that guides your behaviour
- 12. to take goods, letters, etc. to a person or place; to give a speech; to produce what is promised
- 14. to give someone responsibility for something or someone
- 16. to usually do something or have a particular quality