Across
- 3. (adjective): Extremely complex and difficult to follow; intricate or twisted.
- 4. (noun): A person holding religious beliefs that are not part of the world's main religions, often associated with nature worship.
- 5. (noun): A ghostly figure or unexpected sight, typically one that is startling or unsettling.
- 8. (verb): To completely eliminate or destroy something, typically referring to a harmful entity.
- 9. (noun): A sudden, strong feeling of excitement or fear; a shiver of emotion.
- 12. (adjective): Friendly, lively, and enjoyable, typically used to describe an atmosphere or event.
- 13. (noun): A statement or situation that appears contradictory yet might be true.
- 15. (noun): Money, food, or other donations given to the poor or needy.
- 16. (adjective): Disturbing and horrifying, especially because of involvement with death or injury.
- 17. (noun): A small remaining quantity of something, often a leftover or trace.
- 18. (noun): A person or thing that comes before another, often serving as a signal or predecessor.
Down
- 1. (adjective): Having or showing a desire to do harm to others; malicious or evil.
- 2. (adjective): Mysterious or difficult to interpret; puzzling.
- 6. (adjective): Well-meaning and kindly; showing goodwill or generosity.
- 7. (noun): Lively and noisy celebration, especially when involving drinking and dancing.
- 10. (adjective): Attributed to forces beyond the laws of nature; often referring to phenomena like ghosts or magic.
- 11. (adjective): Distorted or unnatural in appearance, often provoking both horror and amusement.
- 14. (adjective): Relating to or resembling a ghost; ghostly or otherworldly.
