Across
- 3. – influenza; the flu
- 5. – a large crowd or group of people
- 6. – rescue or freedom from danger, suffering, or trouble
- 9. – courage, initiative, or resourcefulness
- 10. – to persuade someone through flattery or gentle pressure
- 12. – a special celebration or festive event
- 15. – to admit something is true or to give in
- 16. – a foul or unhealthy atmosphere, often associated with disease
- 17. – a blessing, often given at the end of a religious service
- 18. – a small, sharp surgical instrument used for making cuts
- 20. – to isolate someone to prevent the spread of disease
- 22. – harmful, poisonous, or unpleasant
- 23. – careful judgment about what to say or do; the ability to keep something private
- 24. – having a bad reputation; not respected
- 27. – irritable, difficult to control, or easily angered
- 28. – to remain in a place without a clear purpose
- 29. – to hate or dislike something intensely
Down
- 1. – rude or disrespectful behavior; boldness without respect
- 2. – to search thoroughly or clean something vigorously
- 4. – to be full of or overflowing with something
- 7. – food or supplies of food
- 8. – seriously affected by something unpleasant, such as illness or grief
- 11. – to suddenly move backward because of fear, shock, or disgust
- 13. – to tolerate, accept, or continue to live with something
- 14. – a deadly or widespread disease
- 17. – relating to bile; also describing someone who is irritable or sickly
- 19. – a loud, continuous, unpleasant noise
- 21. – to recover from illness or injury
- 25. – to gradually teach or introduce an idea, feeling, or belief
- 26. – a person who attacks someone