Across
- 3. – just enough or satisfactory for a purpose.
- 4. – a claim that someone has done something wrong, without proof yet.
- 5. – suitable or naturally able to do something well.
- 6. – distant or unfriendly in behaviour.
- 7. to – to follow rules, instructions, or beliefs closely.
- 9. – a mixture or variety of different things.
- 10. – the design and style of buildings.
- 12. – a natural liking or connection with someone or something.
- 13. – a trial performance to see if someone is suitable for a role or job.
- 15. – to calm someone down or make them less angry or upset.
- 16. – an enemy, opponent, or rival.
- 18. – a person learning a trade or skill from an experienced worker.
- 19. – to take someone away illegally by force or deception.
Down
- 1. – to make someone familiar with something.
- 2. – an object made by humans, often from the past, with historical interest.
- 3. – hardworking, careful, and showing great effort.
- 5. – worried or nervous that something bad might happen.
- 6. – to understand the value of something or be thankful for it.
- 8. – very attractive or tempting.
- 9. – very difficult and requiring lots of effort.
- 11. – to go somewhere with someone.
- 12. – separated or pulled apart.
- 14. – next to or very close to something.
- 15. – boldness or confidence, sometimes in a rude way.
- 17. – a natural talent or ability for something.