Across
- 3. to make something unclear or difficult to understand
- 5. a typical example or pattern of something, a model
- 7. a fear or hatred of foreigners or strangers
- 9. to irritate, annoy, or provoke
- 10. relating to or resulting from motion
- 11. able to be shaped or molded, easily influenced or controlled
- 12. the ability to make quick and accurate judgments and decisions
- 14. a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen
- 16. to decrease in size, strength, or power
- 19. excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters
- 21. to place two things together in order to create a contrasting effect
- 22. present or found everywhere
- 23. to give a false impression of something
- 24. unrealistic and impractical, guided by idealism
- 25. lacking energy or vitality, sluggish, slow
Down
- 1. unnecessary or excessive, extra, redundant
- 2. to renounce or reject a belief, idea, or claim
- 4. to speak negatively or insultingly about someone or something
- 6. not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily, reserved, shy
- 8. dominance or influence over a group or society by one state, group, or person
- 13. vague, hazy, or indistinct
- 15. a complicated and confusing situation, especially one involving conflicting interests or personalities
- 17. intended for or understood by only a select few with specialized knowledge or interest
- 18. to surrender or give in to demands or terms
- 20. very attentive to detail and cleanliness