Across
- 2. an enemy or opponent
- 6. never making mistakes or being wrong
- 12. a small blister filled with pus
- 15. very dirty and unpleasant conditions
- 16. making peace after an argument or conflict
- 19. a tenth of one’s income given to the Church
- 20. to lead or be in charge of a meeting or event
- 22. a person who helps someone commit a crime
- 23. clever tricks used to deceive somebody
- 24. to gradually disappear or waste
- 26. having secret knowledge of something
- 27. to dispute or challenge something
- 28. a building used for storing grain
- 31. to annoy or frustrate somebody
- 34. to movequietly in search of prey or something to steal
- 37. people who copy or write documents by hand
- 38. useless; having no result or purpose
- 39. God’s care or divine guidance
- 40. to escape from or avoid something
Down
- 1. to become smaller and wrinkled from drying or aging
- 3. greedy
- 4. the ability to turn into a wolf
- 5. a person who doesn’t believe in a particular religion; used in a derogatory way
- 7. with sb: to get into a conflict or fight with someone
- 8. holy or highly respected
- 9. delicto: caught in the act (during a crime or affair)
- 10. cheerful fun or laughter
- 11. a dry crust forming over a healing wound
- 13. a peasant who worked on the land and had to obey the person who owned that land
- 14. locked with a metal bar
- 17. the community of Christians
- 18. not active or working; lazy
- 21. an official messenger or representative
- 25. a place where medicine is prepared and given out
- 29. a poisonous plant, also called monkshood
- 30. extreme poverty
- 32. to go faster or do something better than someone
- 33. uncontrolled excitement or wild behaviour
- 35. to publicly take back a statement or belief
- 36. a room in a monastery where manuscripts were copied