Across
- 3. (information) – valuable, meaningful, or important content.
- 5. – a tool used to separate fine material from larger pieces; used as a symbol for trying to hold onto something that slips away.
- 6. – toothpaste or a substance used to clean teeth.
- 9. – upset, nervous, or disturbed.
- 14. – a small listening device worn in the ear.
- 15. – having the power or confidence of someone who is in charge or knowledgeable.
- 16. – unclear, hard to understand, or hidden.
- 17. – to control or influence someone cleverly or unfairly.
- 18. – unwilling or hesitant to do something.
- 19. – giant wall-sized televisions used for constant entertainment.
- 20. – a feeling that someone or something is worthless or deserves no respect.
Down
- 1. – cruel or unfair control over others.
- 2. – relating to serious thinking, learning, and understanding ideas.
- 4. – resistance or opposition to authority or rules.
- 7. – empty or abandoned; having no people present.
- 8. – to admit the truth about something.
- 10. – free time when a person can relax or think.
- 11. – to laugh at or mock someone in a cruel way.
- 12. – to learn something so well that it can be repeated from memory.
- 13. – the act of sending a signal, message, or information from one place to another.