Across
- 1. to bring together to work smoothly
- 2. to pull out or remove by force
- 3. a device for regulating heat
- 5. a shortening of two words
- 6. a concentrated form of a substance
- 8. the study of a citizen's rights and duties in society
- 9. usually, generally, in the regular way
- 11. the area of mathematics that deals with lines and angles
- 13. the arrangement of the parts of a whole; the building
- 15. to build again, to make over
- 18. a person who is not in the military
- 21. courteous behavior
- 22. a device that marks the beat for musicians
- 23. an instrument for measuring temperature
Down
- 1. the thickening and hardening of a muscle in action
- 4. more than ordinary; beyond what is expected
- 7. a line passing through the center of a circle
- 10. tearing down; likely to ruin, destroy, put an end to
- 12. without an organized or developed society; wild
- 14. relating to civil life, not military
- 16. warm, hot, having to do with heat
- 17. similar in shape and size on opposite sides of a line
- 18. having to do with citizens and their relation to each other
- 19. the distance around a figure
- 20. putting something together in an organized way; build