Across
- 3. slow-moving ice masses (Glacier)
- 5. rock and debris carried by glaciers (Moraine)
- 7. cracks in glaciers (Crevasse)
- 8. ridges of sand and gravel left by glacial streams (Eskers)
- 9. addition of snow and ice to a glacier (Accumulation)
- 11. a glacier loses mass and shrinks back (Retreat)
- 12. of ice breaking off from glaciers (Calving)
- 14. process of glaciers carving out landscapes (Abrasion)
Down
- 1. hollow formed by glacial erosion (Cirque)
- 2. covered by glaciers or ice sheets (Glaciation) Steep, rapidly moving section of a glacier (Icefall)
- 4. and debris carried by glaciers (Till)
- 5. ice chunks that break off a glacier and float in the sea (Iceberg)
- 6. deposited by glaciers (Drift)
- 9. end of a glacier (Terminus)
- 10. peaks that emerge above ice fields (Nunatak)
- 13. that has compacted but isn't ice yet (Firn)
- 15. caused by glacial movement (Erosion)