Across
- 1. the use of obstruction to prevent action, especially the passage of a law; to delay or hinder or interfere
- 2. learned or educated, knowledgeable
- 4. unearthly or heavenly, light and airy celestial
- 7. not serious, deliberately inappropriate joking, amusing
- 10. to make more severe bitter or violent; to aggravate, intensify, or provoke
- 11. a sudden realization or understanding, a revelation or vision
- 13. to mimic or represent, imitate, to try to equal
Down
- 1. filled with or full of
- 3. a period of time characterized by distinctive events or developments, a distinctive period of time; an extended period of time, an era or age
- 5. mysterious or puzzling, ambiguous or perplexing
- 6. to weigh down or hinder, to burden or impede
- 7. extremely particular; fussy or picky
- 8. to get rid of completely, obliterate, extinguish, eliminate, annihilate
- 9. to fake or pretend
- 12. a false or mistaken idea or belief based off unsound judgment; a misconception