Across
- 2. — A small picture or symbol on a screen that represents a program, file, or function.
- 3. — The small moving symbol on a screen that shows where you are pointing or typing.
- 4. — To improve software or equipment by replacing it with a newer version.
- 11. — A piece of text or an image that takes you to another webpage when selected.
- 15. — Extremely tired or exhausted.
- 16. — Behaving foolishly, badly, or in a playful and annoying way.
- 17. — The physical parts of a computer or electronic device.
- 18. — To transfer a file from your device to the internet or another system.
- 20. — A person who uses computer skills to gain access to systems or data.
- 23. — Someone who tries to get something by being cheeky, bold, or taking advantage of a situation.
- 27. — A saved link that allows you to quickly return to a webpage.
- 28. — Very dirty, unpleasant, or disgusting.
- 29. — A playful Irish word for someone who is being foolish or silly.
- 30. — A program used to visit and view websites.
- 32. — Very funny or entertaining.
- 34. — Not paying attention because you are daydreaming or thinking about something else.
Down
- 1. — A lazy person who avoids work or does not do very much.
- 5. — To transfer a file from the internet to your device.
- 6. — A security system that controls what can enter or leave a computer network.
- 7. — To press a mouse button or select something on a screen.
- 8. — Anxiety, worry, or embarrassment felt after a night of drinking.
- 9. — Unwanted emails or online messages, often sent to many people.
- 10. — An Irish expression that can describe something as extremely bad or unpleasant.
- 12. — An Irish word used when you cannot remember or do not know the name of an object or thing.
- 13. — To suddenly stop working because of a technical problem.
- 14. — A harmful computer program that can damage files or systems.
- 19. — The part of a browser where you type or see a website address.
- 21. — A very long period of time.
- 22. — Going out drinking and having a lively night with friends.
- 23. — To joke with someone or make them believe something that is not serious.
- 24. — Fun, entertainment, enjoyable conversation, or a good social atmosphere.
- 25. — Broken, damaged, or no longer working properly.
- 26. — An informal Irish term for someone from the countryside.
- 27. — A fast internet connection that allows large amounts of data to be transferred.
- 31. — An Irish expression often used to mean excellent, impressive, or very enjoyable.
- 33. — An informal Irish word for the toilet.
- 35. — To make fun of someone in a friendly or joking way.