Across
- 6. To admit you have lost or that something is true.
- 10. A temporary failure of judgment or memory.
- 14. Dark or dull in color or mood; serious and sad.
- 15. Not straight or level; crooked.
- 16. (Of water or air) not moving or flowing; stale and possibly dirty.
- 20. Doubtful or suspicious; not trusted.
- 21. Impossible to believe or imagine.
- 22. A disaster or a terrible event.
- 25. To lose or give up something as a penalty.
- 27. Extremely large or immense.
- 29. Not certain or fixed; done without confidence.
- 30. Harsh or rough in manner; unkind or rude.
- 32. Continuing forever or for a very long time without stopping.
- 34. To push or bump against someone in a crowd.
Down
- 1. A strong belief or certainty about something.
- 2. To move back or move away from.
- 3. Very happy and excited.
- 4. A collection of short clips or pictures put together to form one scene.
- 5. To completely destroy or wipe out.
- 7. Extremely happy or overjoyed.
- 8. A person who is running away to avoid being caught.
- 9. Drained of all energy or strength.
- 11. A difficult or messy situation.
- 12. Sticking out in a round way, often because something is too full.
- 13. Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
- 17. Not aware of what is happening around you.
- 18. A state of great confusion, disorder, or chaos.
- 19. Not very good; average or only okay.
- 23. The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
- 24. Done without any plan or order; messy.
- 26. Extremely wicked or criminal.
- 28. Thinking deeply or seriously, often with a slight sadness.
- 31. Silly, playful, or funny behavior.
- 33. A short time when things are quieter or slower, like a break in traffic.