Across
- 2. administration of fluids, medications, nutrients, or blood products directly into a vein using a needle or tube
- 4. continuing forever, lasting an indefinitely long time, or recurring without interruption
- 6. recreational games and team or individual competitions organized exclusively among students, faculty, and staff within the same school
- 8. to make someone or something unable to move or look away, or literally to pierce through with a sharp object
- 9. to formally and voluntarily give up a throne, high office, sovereign power, or a serious duty
Down
- 1. act of stepping into a situation, process, or relationship to change its course, solve a problem, or prevent something from getting worse
- 2. lying, occurring, or positioned between two extremes, stages, points, or levels
- 3. unlawful taking, seizing, or detaining of a person against their will using force, threats, fraud, or persuasion
- 5. to make a hole or a series of holes through something
- 7. the act, process, or system of transferring something from one person, place, or machine to another