Across
- 4. adjective: opposite of public; individual
- 7. adjective: not to be trusted
- 9. noun: downplaying something
- 11. noun: a spoken word or statement
- 12. noun: a short piece of writing, sometimes rhymes
- 13. noun: book that lists the words in a given language and the meaning ascribed to them
- 15. noun: past, present, ...
- 17. noun: the circumstances that form the setting of an event, idea or statement
- 18. noun: the structure of something, how it appears; square, triangle, circle, dodecahedron
- 19. noun: happiness, ecstasy, a pudding called "Angel's ..."
- 20. noun: prose writing based on facts, real events, and real people
Down
- 1. noun: closeness to, adjacency
- 2. noun: that which is considered real
- 3. noun: lucidity, being clear
- 5. noun: chaos, entropy, mess
- 6. noun: the preliminary assessment of a patient to determine the urgency of their need for treatment. Rankine uses it to describe a kind of language.
- 8. noun: dishonest, not expressing genuine feelings
- 10. noun: the process of making one's thoughts or feelings known
- 14. noun: literature in the form of prose that describes imaginary events and people
- 16. noun: the loss or absence of hope
- 18. noun: range, the extent of a subject matter