Across
- 1. Greatly surprised or astonished; completely dumbfounded.
- 4. Moving about in an energetic and busy manner; often describing a crowded, noisy city centre
- 5. A constitutional right to completely reject a decision or proposal made by a law-making body.
- 6. To try to get political support or votes, especially by visiting all the houses in a given area.
- 8. A temporary alliance for combined action, especially the merging of political parties to form a government.
- 9. Never done or known before; a type of growth or situation that is entirely new.
- 11. Done without being planned, organized, or rehearsed in advance.
- 13. Having all of one's attention or interest completely absorbed by something.
- 15. Strongly infatuated with someone; head over heels in love.
- 16. In very low spirits from loss of hope or courage; down in the dumps.
Down
- 2. A complete lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern, often seen in uninspired voters.
- 3. A prolonged period of leave granted to a worker for study, travel, or rest.
- 7. Overcome with severe anger; completely enraged or furious.
- 10. To spend a substantial amount of money extravagantly or ostentatiously on a luxury item.
- 12. To go back on a political promise, undertaking, or contract.
- 14. The practice of those with power or influence favouring relatives, especially by giving them jobs
