Across
- 2. distract; turn away from
- 6. mental numbness; daze; lessening of sensibility
- 8. how the character is described and how the author reveals him or her to the reader
- 9. talk indistinctly, usually in a low voice
- 10. essential; necessary for life
- 13. eat or drink with greediness
- 16. not fully awake
- 17. long benches with backs, usually used in churches by congregations
- 20. wandering of the mind usually accompanied by talking nonsense
- 21. to burn slowly without a flame
- 22. a person whose ideas or actions are considered harmful or dangerous
- 24. in a wise way
- 27. gloomy; somber
- 32. beg someone desperately
- 34. feeling of regret or sorrow for offenses or sins
- 35. something of value
- 36. swerve
- 38. competition
- 40. the main problem or struggle
- 41. not clear; lack of understanding
- 42. suspicious or wary
- 43. cause to be confused emotionally
- 44. when the author tells about an event that happened prior to the current setting
- 48. to breathe into the lungs
- 50. when the author uses something to represent something else
- 52. not friendly; cool and distant
- 54. strong belief
Down
- 1. when the author gives hints based on word choice, connotation, or tone as to what will happen next
- 3. disgusted; anger with disregard
- 4. understand; absorb
- 5. wince; recoil; pull back
- 7. speak in a hesitant or unsteady voice; start to lose strength or momentum
- 11. disbelieving; doubting
- 12. a fear or dread of possible harm of evil
- 14. carefully
- 15. worship; regard with great adoration
- 18. escape; avoid
- 19. in a casually, unconcerned manner
- 21. meanness or nastiness
- 23. struck with overwhelming shock or amazement
- 25. declared not guilty
- 26. the condition of being superior or better than
- 28. mischievously; impishly
- 29. immense; of a very great area or extent
- 30. to speak with involuntary pauses with a tendency to repeat initial letters of words
- 31. acting according to social standards or practices; compliance
- 33. severe; extreme; intense
- 37. unwillingly; struggle against
- 39. without hope or encouragement
- 45. sit or stand in a lazy, drooping way
- 46. not able to be understood
- 47. dressed
- 49. short essay
- 51. imitating or copying action, speech, etc.
- 53. to conform or accept without objection
