A Christmas Carol

2. Capable of being touched or felt.
3. A hideous giant from fairy tales (i.e. Shrek,) or a dreaded, unlikable person.
5. Having a sullen or gloomy disposition.
9. A disposition to do good deeds; generous.
10. referring to nonsense or rubbish.
12. Used to mean a job or form of employment.
13. An intense desire for wealth and possessions.
15. The act of getting something back.
17. Encircled with a flexible band, or a chain; belted.
18. A person responsible for the money and property of another person who has died, as the 'executor of a will'

1. Charitable housing provided to enable people (typically elderly people who can no longer work enough to pay rent) to live in a particular community.
2. A rule, commandment, or required action.
4. Forgiveness.
6. A showy or dashing display.
7. Deserving of hatred; horrible.
8. A ghost or other being with no physical body.
11. Martha works in this business, which means she makes and sews hats.
14. A chain or shackle placed around the feet.
15. Crusoe A book written in 1719 by Daniel Defoe, telling the story of the lone survivor of a shipwreck who lives on an island with a native companion he calls, "Friday."
16. Continuing without interruption.