Across
- 3. Crafty schemes or plots, usually with harmful or deceitful intent.
- 4. Occurring, awarded, or appearing after the death of the person involved.
- 6. Having a hidden, puzzling, or mysterious meaning; difficult to understand.
- 9. Historically, an innkeeper or tavern keeper; in ancient Rome, a person who collected taxes.
- 11. Dug up something that was buried, especially a body; exhumed.
- 12. Given courage or confidence to act boldly
- 13. Suitable for growing crops; capable of being farmed.
Down
- 1. Faces or facial expressions or support or approval (formal usage)
- 2. A small, organized, dissenting group within a larger group, especially in politics or organizations.
- 4. A person who receives a pension, typically after retirement; historically, also someone supported by regular payments.
- 5. Rushed or leapt out suddenly, often from a defensive position; made a sudden attack or excursion.
- 7. Formally approved or confirmed (a law, treaty, or agreement) by official action.
- 8. Easily managed, controlled, or influenced; obedient.
- 9. Sharing in the knowledge of something secret or private or an outdoor toilet
- 10. Punishment or harm inflicted in return for an injury or offense; revenge.