Across
- 2. strongly and unchangeably committed to a belief or habit. (4, 2, 3, 4)
- 5. to a moderate degree; a little but not completely. (8)
- 6. a distinguishing feature or characteristic. (8)
- 9. to warn someone not to do something or to be careful about something. (7, 7)
- 13. to eat something quickly and eagerly; figuratively, to read or use something with great enthusiasm. (6)
- 14. to make someone believe something untrue; to deceive. (6)
- 15. to stop something from developing or expressing itself; to suppress. (6)
- 16. to come into conflict; to be incompatible. (5)
- 17. extremely enthusiastic and eager to take part in something. (4, 2)
Down
- 1. to evoke a strong feeling, response, or sense of connection. (8)
- 3. someone who supports or argues for a particular idea or course of action. (9)
- 4. to talk about yourself or your achievements in a proud, boastful way. (4)
- 7. having no pity or compassion; showing harsh determination. (8)
- 8. to make it difficult for something to develop or succeed; to obstruct. (6)
- 10. a subtle or slight distinction in meaning, expression, or sound. (6)
- 11. to publicly support or argue in favour of something. (9, 3)
- 12. an imperfection or weakness. (4)
- 16. to share personal information or secrets with someone you trust. (7)