Across
- 3. a state of extreme physical, mental, or emotional exhaustion that does not go away with normal rest
- 5. making a low, heavy sound, or—especially in British informal speech—being discovered doing something wrong
- 7. acting in a way that shows shame, shyness, or embarrassment, usually because you did something silly, awkward, or wrong.
- 8. to cause something to happen, or to persuade someone to do something
- 10. to move, grow, or spread in a slow, untidily scattered, or disorganized way.
Down
- 1. a quality, trait, or feature that belongs to a person or thing
- 2. continuing to do something or keep going for a long time, even when it is hard or people want you to stop
- 4. doing something in a way that shows physical or mental tiredness, or deep boredom and annoyance from dealing with the same thing for too long
- 6. giving pleasure, joy, or a good feeling of satisfaction
- 8. to fill someone with the urge, confidence, or ability to do, feel, or create something.
- 9. physically weak, thin, or delicate