Across
- 3. A type of freshwater fish that lives in rivers and lakes, often used for food.
- 5. Coffee or tea that has had most of its caffeine removed so it does not keep you awake.
- 8. A person who takes things into or out of a country secretly and illegally, often to avoid paying taxes or to sell forbidden items.
- 9. A traditional Hungarian pastry made of thin layers of dough filled with sweet ingredients, most commonly apples, cottage cheese, poppy seed.
- 11. A plant with small white flowers, often used to make a relaxing herbal tea.
- 13. An exercise where you bend your knees and lower your hips as if sitting on a chair, then stand up again.
Down
- 1. To press and stretch dough with your hands when making bread or pastry.
- 2. A metal kitchen tool with sharp holes used to cut food (like cheese or carrots) into very small pieces.
- 4. Doing or consuming something in a sensible amount; not too much and not too little (2 separate words).
- 6. A very short, strong shot of espresso coffee made with less water.
- 7. To accept an unpleasant situation or a difficult person without complaining, even though you do not like it. It means to tolerate something.
- 9. the title of the book you had to read last summer,it refers to a story about an aeroplane hijacking.
- 10. Working for or buying something for a very small amount of money; almost for free (Idiom, 2 words).
- 12. To receive money, property, or a house from someone after they die. For example, you might inherit your grandparents' house.