Across
- 5. the destitution of property, indigence, or a severe lack of the necessary means of subsistence
- 7. one who provides comfort, solace, or cheer to another in times of grief, disappointment, or mental distress
- 9. great of mind, elevated in soul or sentiment, brave, and noble
- 10. a group of models or motionless figures representing a scene from a story or from history; a tableau vivant.
- 11. a person employed in a stable.
- 12. a song or poem of praise, adoration, or thanksgiving, typically directed toward God or a deity and sung during religious services
Down
- 1. wasted, ruined, pulled down, or suffered to go to ruin
- 2. a preceding statement, proposition, or assumption—typically one of two in a syllogism—that serves as the basis for a subsequent argument or conclusion
- 3. kind, gracious, and favorable, often describing a gentle or benevolent disposition
- 4. he act of supplying light (literally or figuratively), festive decoration using lights, and spiritual or intellectual enlightenment
- 6. chief or principal angel
- 8. a dialectal or colloquial past tense of the verb "rise" (meaning rose or risen)