Across
- 4. Lengthy and aggressive speeches or verbal attacks, often delivered with forceful conviction. Bombarding Attacking or overwhelming someone or something with a barrage of actions, information, or questions.
- 6. Extremely thin and bony in appearance, often as a result of illness, hunger, or suffering.
- 7. A feeling of contempt or scorn towards someone or something regarded as unworthy or inferior.
- 9. Moral corruption or wickedness; a state of being morally degraded or perverted.
- 12. Without discrimination or careful selection; randomly or without regard to specific characteristics.
- 13. Impossible to pass through or enter; incapable of being understood or interpreted.
- 14. In a manner deserving strong condemnation or disapproval; lamentably or regrettably.
- 15. To search or hunt out something persistently and diligently, often with the intent to uncover information or hidden objects.
- 16. Pointlessness or uselessness; the quality of having no practical importance or value.
- 18. Astonished or amazed to the point of being unable to speak or react.
Down
- 1. The act of expelling or forcibly removing someone, usually from a country, often due to legal or immigration reasons.
- 2. A section of a city, typically inhabited by a minority group, which is characterized by poverty, overcrowding, and social marginalization.
- 3. Wet, limp, or dirty, especially as a result of being dragged through mud or water.
- 5. Exaggerated representations or imitations, often used for comic effect or to highlight particular features or traits.
- 8. Cleverly inventive or resourceful; characterized by originality and creativity in problem-solving.
- 10. Resounded or echoed repeatedly; to be reflected or bounced back, often with increasing intensity.
- 11. A sign or warning of something to come, often believed to be of prophetic significance.
- 12. Exemption or freedom from punishment, harm, or loss; immunity from negative consequences.
- 17. Warm and friendly, often in a polite or formal manner; sincere in demeanor.