Across
- 2. (p. 66, l. 33) – A large organized group, often military; can also mean any organized team of people.
- 5. (p. 39, l. 23) – Handles of pickaxes, sometimes used as makeshift weapons or clubs.
- 7. (p. 71, l. 9) – Cleaning out waste, especially manure, from stables or barns.
- 9. (p. 38, l. 4) – Gave up or surrendered (from ceded).
- 10. (p. 73, l. 25) – Stiff, unbending, or inflexible (from rigid).
Down
- 1. (p. 67, l. 16) – Making a harsh, grinding, or unpleasant sound.
- 3. / Adverbs
- 4. (p. 71, l. 1) – A cowshed or barn where cattle are kept.
- 6. (p. 9, l. 33) – Speaking or making noises in a choking, spitting, or confused way.
- 8. (p. 15, l. 11) – In a shy, embarrassed, or awkward way.