Across
- 3. the emblems and symbols of royalty such as the crown and scepter
- 6. exhibiting or feeling inattentiveness or without
- 8. containing gold or gold bearing
- 9. one who, or a thing which, educes
- 11. for the kings
- 12. they had been present
- 13. for my enemy(personal kind)
- 14. to bring forth yield, to create by physical or mental- effort
- 15. a hostile king
- 16. they had been absent
- 18. they will reply
- 20. now already
- 23. the process of branching out or dividing into branches which results in sometimes complicating a problem plan or statement
- 26. they had led out(out)
- 27. they will have gone forward
- 30. they were absent
- 33. an openwork trellis constructed over a walkway onto which climbing plants are trained
- 34. to draw or bring out or elicit or to assume or work out from given facts
- 35. they were advancing
Down
- 1. injurious or harmful in effect or unfriendly or hostile
- 2. vbd branches
- 4. belonging to or befitting a monarch or magnificent or splendid
- 5. they had held back
- 7. they were leading out(out)
- 10. they were holding back
- 12. they were present
- 15. of the untouched branches
- 16. the state of being away
- 17. I will send away
- 19. they were learning
- 21. they had led out(forwardly)
- 22. of the golden sky
- 24. she will kill
- 25. a circle of light or radiance surrounding the head or body of a representation of a deity or holy person; a halo
- 27. they were leading out(forwardly)
- 28. having the quality power or capacity of retaining or having the ability or capacity or retain knowledge or information with ease
- 29. yielding favorable or useful results, constructive, or relating to the linguistic skills of speaking and writing
- 31. to maintain possession of or to keep in one’s service or pay
- 32. the act of moving along or forward, progressions, //origination, emanation, rise/a group of persons, vehicles or objects moving along in an orderly formal manner//the movement of such a group//an orderly succession to form or go in a procession
- 35. to go forward or onward, especially after an interruption, continue//to begin to carry on an action or a process//to move on in an orderly manner//to come from a source; originate or issue/Law: to institute and conduct legal action//the amount of money derived from a commercial or fundraising venture, the yield