Across
- 2. An active hostility or opposition, as between unfriendly or conflicting groups. ("There is a lot of antagonism between Tuscola and Pisgah.")
- 8. A showy, swaggering display of courage.
- 10. Sad and disappointed.
- 11. To compose without previous preparation (comes from the word improvise(V)).
- 12. To agree by giving in.
- 14. Wood that has been partially burnt, but is no longer on fire. It has the ability to be burned again. Not fully ash.
- 15. Think deeply about something that makes you unhappy.
- 16. To move or speak in an awkward or confused way.
- 17. To shake, especially in a voice.
- 18. In a way that never ends or changes; constantly.
Down
- 1. Concealed shelter or hiding place. ("There is a covert area in the woods where Simon goes.")
- 3. Travel across or through.
- 4. Burdened; loaded down.
- 5. Firmly fixed in place or position; immovable.
- 6. A large gap, separation, or difference. (This can be a literal chasm in the earth, or a chasm between people, viewpoints, ideas, etc...)
- 7. Mocking or taunting.
- 9. To bite, chew, or wear away.
- 10. A person who believes that only selfishness motivates human actions.
- 11. The state of being unwilling or unable to believe something. ("He stared down the street in incredulity after the truck hit the stop sign.")
- 13. Oppressively hot; scorching.
