Across
- 7. Made wider; expanded in scope or range; to increase the width or extent.
- 9. to shine in such a way that the light seems to shake slightly and quickly
- 11. In a steady and resolute manner; not showing doubt or hesitation; firmly
- 12. An angry dispute or argument, often involving differing opinions or a conflict between individuals.
- 14. To move the head up and down, typically in agreement, acknowledgment, or as a sign of understanding.
- 15. An introductory statement or section that precedes a main text, often outlining its purpose or methodology.
- 16. In a stern, forbidding, or unyielding manner; often conveys seriousness or a lack of humor.
Down
- 1. Examined carefully and critically; looked at in thorough detail or with great attention
- 2. To be defeated
- 3. To furrow the brow in displeasure or concentration; to display an expression of disapproval or worry.
- 4. In a wise or knowledgeable manner; demonstrating wisdom or good judgment
- 5. making a high-pitched piercing cry or sound.
- 6. To tightly grip or hold something firmly, often due to tension or strong emotion.
- 8. To take a brief or fleeting look at something; to observe quickly.
- 10. A group of mammals that includes humans, apes, monkeys, and prosimians, characterized by large brains and flexible behaviors.
- 13. A chemical element (Cl), commonly used as a disinfectant in swimming pools and for water treatment, known for its strong odor and bleaching properties