Across
- 2. – Hard, continuous, and exhausting work.
- 3. – To become less intense, violent, or active (e.g., pain or water levels).
- 4. – Disagreeably damp, musty, and typically cold.
- 5. – Ancient or primitive; having existed from the earliest ages.
- 11. – To perceive, recognize, or make out clearly.
- 15. – A feeling of confusion because something is difficult to understand.
- 16. – A guard or sentinel stationed to keep watch.
- 17. – Certain to happen and impossible to avoid.
- 18. – Cautiously, with great care to avoid danger.
- 19. – A journey or trip made for a particular purpose, especially to explore a place.
- 20. – A lack of knowledge or information about something.
- 21. – Exciting, surprising, or full of strong emotions; sometimes describing a sudden or important change.
Down
- 1. – Warm and friendly.
- 3. – Close and critical examination or observation.
- 4. – In a doubting, hesitant, or uncertain manner.
- 6. – Possible to do easily or conveniently; likely.
- 7. – To wave or swing wildly and erratically.
- 8. – Humble submission and respect.
- 9. – An item or thought added later, often after a decision or action.
- 10. – Having a deep, rich, and pleasant sound.
- 12. – Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion.
- 13. – To bring up or unearth from a submerged or hidden place.
- 14. – Deep, rich, or impressive in sound (describing the rats' or leaders' voices).
