Across
- 5. extremely difficult or impossible to understand because of its enormous size
- 6. having a harmful, negative, or unpleasant effect
- 8. a person who starts and develops businesses, usually involving financial risk
- 13. producing or doing a lot of something, especially repeatedly
- 14. a government-supported payment that helps reduce the cost of something
- 15. the number of people living in a particular place
Down
- 1. made someone extremely surprised or shocked
- 2. the beginning or arrival of something important
- 3. considered or judged to be something
- 4. to annoy, bother, or cause problems for someone
- 7. helpful, encouraging, and willing to give you help when you need it
- 9. to take or steal something quickly
- 10. a person who regularly annoys, bothers, or causes problems for you
- 11. an event or situation, especially one that is unusual, unpleasant, or problematic
- 12. harmful or unhealthy, especially in a relationship or environment
- 13. information or results that are available before they are final
- 14. a sudden and large increase in something