Across
- 1. act of endorsing or to approve
- 4. starved
- 6. ascending
- 9. ludicrous or senseless or foolish
- 10. wonder or phenomenon or curiosity
- 13. absolutely or undeniably or definitely
- 14. intricate or complex or involved
- 17. huge or colossal or enormous
- 20. attentively or raptly or earnestly
- 22. odd or strange or unique
- 23. expression used when surprised or shocked (good ____ )
- 26. former coin used in Great Britain
- 28. colossal or gigantic or huge
- 31. calling or signaling
- 32. a fit of uncontrollable laughing or crying
- 33. strolled or sauntered or walked
- 36. eyeglasses
- 37. devastating or cruel or crushing or murderous
- 38. remarkable or exceptional or amazing
- 39. to move the hands and feet about in shallow water
- 40. examining or checking or studying
- 44. unusual or amazing or remarkable
- 45. run or dash or rush
- 46. grotesquely or eerily or marvelously
- 47. turbulently or wildly or fiercely
- 48. offensive or unpleasant or nasty
- 49. odd or strange
Down
- 2. dilapidated or shaky or decrepit
- 3. misty or hazy or cloudy
- 5. large or imposing, impressive
- 7. contemptuous or disdainful or haughty
- 8. bright red
- 11. boiling or raging or storming
- 12. lying back or sprawling or resting
- 15. exactly or verbatim or actually
- 16. deserted or uninhabited or solitary or isolated
- 18. any of a class of long flattened many-segmented anthropoids with each segment bearing a pair of legs
- 19. incredible or strange or wonderful
- 21. lustrous or brilliant or glowing or luminescent
- 24. the hard central portion of a fruit
- 25. elegantly or nicely or deftly
- 27. something light or delicate
- 29. perfectly or positively
- 30. vile or despicable
- 34. stupendous or vast or prodigious
- 35. glide or slink or slide or writhe
- 41. warily or prudently or carefully
- 42. repulsive or shocking or revolting
- 43. splendid or superb or lavish or elaborate
- 45. being at once bitter and sweet
