Across
- 4. To turn around a central point or axis, like a wheel spinning or the Earth revolving.
- 5. To hang loosely and swing or sway, often with one end unattached, like a rope or a modifier in a sentence without a clear subject.
- 6. A shape resembling a curved, tapering arc, often associated with the moon in its early or late phases; can also mean something growing or increasing gradually.
- 8. To surround or form a circle around something, enclosing it completely.
- 9. A sequence of related things occurring one after another, such as events, numbers, or episodes in a show.
Down
- 1. To spin or turn rapidly in a circular motion; can also refer to a state of confusion or a flurry of activity.
- 2. To remain suspended in the air or linger in one place, often without moving far, like a bird or helicopter.
- 3. A period of ten years.
- 7. To twist or wriggle the body, usually due to discomfort, nervousness, or an attempt to escape.
- 9. A grouped set of lines in a poem, typically separated from others by a blank line, functioning like a verse or paragraph in poetry.