Eleanor R Vocab

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Across
  1. 4. (v) Hopes were ... = Defeated, lost
  2. 7. (adj) Restricted, limited, uncomfortably small
  3. 8. (n) A period during which a couple develop a romantic relationship before getting married
  4. 11. (adj) Serious, thoughtful or earnest
  5. 12. (adj) Very loyal and committed
  6. 14. (v) To express or feel deep sorrow or anguish
  7. 16. (n) Splendor and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style
  8. 18. (n) A group of people related by blood, marriage or ancestry
  9. 20. (n) A child without parents
  10. 21. (v) To be filled with wonder or astonishment
  11. 23. (adj) Very unhappy and unable to be comforted
  12. 26. (adv) in a way that follows the rules; loyally
  13. 27. (v) To suddenly surprise or astonish
  14. 31. (n) A female school principal
  15. 32. (adj) Having a good reputation and well respected; superseding others in importance or status
  16. 33. (n) A state of fatigue or tiredness; a heavy burden of responsibility or obligation
  17. 34. (v) To demand that something happen or be done
  18. 35. (n) A feeling of great love for someone or something
  19. 36. (n) Close familiarity; an environment of warmth and seclusion
  20. 37. (v) To submit to the authority of (someone) or comply with (a law)
Down
  1. 1. (n) The period between childhood and adult age
  2. 2. (adj) Without friends or company (and therefore sad)
  3. 3. (adj) Predisposed to seeking or enjoying the company of others
  4. 4. (adj) (of a person) quiet, uncommunicative, distant
  5. 5. (n) Comfort or consolation in a time of great distress or sadness
  6. 6. (v) ... smb's interest = To stimulate, provoke a feeling or action
  7. 8. (adj) Done or kept in secret
  8. 9. (n) A manner of doing something; behaviour
  9. 10. (adj) Significant or extreme in degree or intensity
  10. 13. (v) To have deep love or admiration for
  11. 15. (n) Loss of hope or trust, leaving one disappointed, disenchanted, and cynical
  12. 17. (v) To calm or bring peace to; to touch gently or lovingly
  13. 19. (adj) Showing good sense; reasonable; logical
  14. 22. (n) A formal agreement to get married
  15. 24. (n) much to her family’s ... = annoyance or distress
  16. 25. (n) with ... = with no restraint or control
  17. 28. (n) The act of teaching or schooling
  18. 29. (n) The state of being stretched tight; mental or emotional pressure
  19. 30. (n) The emotion usually following humor and accompanied by laughter
  20. 33. (n) The state of being extremely dirty and unpleasant, especially as a result of poverty or neglect