Across
- 4. — long, tiresome, boring
- 6. — courteous, friendly, warm
- 8. going against what is expected, wicked, corrupt
- 11. ~ having power, authority, or influence
- 14. deep respect for
- 16. or rewording
- 18. Verse —poetry with regular meter but no rhyme
- 19. ~ deceiving, crafty, sly
- 20. ~ disobedient, turning or changing regularly
- 22. - able to die, belonging to this world
- 25. — disgusting, revolting
- 26. ceremonial act, religious practice
- 27. — claiming superior importance
- 28. —state of mind, tendency toward something
- 29. —doubtful, unclear, indefinite
Down
- 1. or beauty, mercy or pardon
- 2. — a woman with authority, head of the house
- 3. — regrettable; unfortunate
- 5. —a druggist, pharmacist
- 7. — gloomy, without skill
- 9. —to praise or entrust
- 10. — offensive, repulsive, filthy
- 11. — hurtful, fatal, wicked
- 12. to make larger
- 13. —looking at someone with hatred or dishonor
- 15. — proud, cocky
- 17. hate or detest
- 21. — to lose, give up
- 23. — engaged to be married
- 24. ~ to settle, agree, or adjust