Across
- 1. boat or craft that is able to operate underwater
- 6. coming after something in time; following
- 8. break or burst suddenly
- 9. occurrence of death by accident
- 11. a person who operates equipment or a machine
- 12. die, especially violently or sudden
- 14. nest a shelter or platform fixed at the masthead of a vessel
- 15. used to show that something is almost but not completely; roughly
- 17. a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care
- 21. change in character in a small but significant way
- 22. break or cause to break
- 24. the area near or surrounding a particular place
- 27. the forming of a theory without firm evidence
Down
- 2. the forward part of a ship or boat, the point
- 3. having no protection from harm, out in the open
- 4. make someone or something late or slow
- 5. having made a film decision and being resolved not to change it
- 6. a person who survives, especially after an event where others have died
- 7. the great number
- 10. by all around
- 13. a large group of bacteria
- 14. the state or quality of being intricate or complicated
- 16. turned the other way; to go backwards
- 18. a gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions
- 19. an instance of one moving object or person striking violently against another
- 20. under normal conditions
- 23. seriously affected by an undesirable condition
- 25. warning of or having dreadful or terrible consequences
- 26. extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
- 28. without the knowledge of something/someone