Across
- 3. Thin, thread-like spiraling stems of a climbing plant that attach to surroundings for support, or slender, curling strands of hair or smoke.
- 5. Familiar with something through habit or experience; customary or usual.
- 6. Unreliable, hazardous, or presenting hidden dangers (such as roads or weather); guilty of or involving betrayal or disloyalty.
Down
- 1. Spread out, scattered, or dispersed widely over a large area; softened or non-directional (such as light).
- 2. Suggested or hinted at something negative in an indirect or subtle way; manipulated oneself into a position gradually or slyly.
- 4. Suppressed, restrained, or held back (such as a laugh, cough, or emotion); smothered or suffocated from lack of air.