Across
- 3. informal language, typically how someone speaks, dialect
- 4. something or someone associated with crime
- 6. to suffer through hardship, gracefully
- 7. to ravenously eat or consume greedily
- 13. the act of explaining in a thorough way.
- 14. hard, difficult, physical work
- 15. sad, unhappy, depressing
- 16. employees who refuse to work as a form of protest, typically for equal treatment or pay.
- 17. to make something known, deeply affect, leave a mark using pressure
- 18. informal spoken language made up of new words or new meanings for old words.
- 19. accelerated the speed, excited for anticipated action
Down
- 1. makeshift homes, usually cardboard, that were built by people who had lost their homes
- 2. respecting the needs and feelings of others
- 5. a light, gentle push or shove, typically with the elbow
- 8. to experience something or be subjected to it
- 9. feelings of overwhelming sadness, something that is sunken compared to it’s surroundings, an economic situation marked by instability, unemployment, and poverty.
- 10. The condition of feeling or thinking in an unbalanced, irrational way. Demented, neurotic, troubled
- 11. a condition of great want, need, or suffering
- 12. extremely foul, disgusting, hateful