To Build a Fire

2. London uses this to describe the pain "the man" is experiencing (p.2)
8. The material on the match that you light (p.5)
11. London uses this word to describe "the man" and how he acts as if he is not concerned or showing any emotion (p.5)
13. The meaning to go down (p.3)
15. London uses this word when "the man" has a fear of death; distressing or difficult to bear (p.5)
17. The cheeks of the dog (p.1)
18. Woods; trees (p.1)
20. London described "the man" as this, since he was a new comer (p.1)
21. Can't be in physical contact (p.1)
23. This word used to describe "the man's" German socks that covered half way up to his knee (p.4)
24. Not normal (p.1)
25. A word to describe something smaller in size, sound, or quality (p.1)

1. London uses this to describe how he felt when he realized his situation of life or death (p.5)
3. The man's thought of how cold it was outside kept repeating, by London described it as (p.2)
4. A word that describes the importance of something (p.3)
5. The main trail led 500 miles to this and was once used by Chilcoot people (p.1)
6. A wave-like form in appearance (noun) (p.1)
7. London uses this to describe "the man's" beard with crystals on it; used for making jewelry with the colors yellow, orange, or brownish-yellow fossil resin (p.2)
9. London uses this word to describe "the man's" tone of voice when he speaks to the dog; firm, definite (p.5)
10. Adent in an object. For example, the sled marks on the trail were described as this (p.2)
12. When the dog smelled the scent of death it made him? (still, hard) (p.6)
14. A part of the dogs body (on the face); someing to put over an animals mouth to prevent it from eating or biting (p.1)
16. Pushing outward; pushing away (p.1)
19. Something added with a greater importance or size; usually projecting a part of an animal or plant body that has less importance than a main part (p.2)
22. An action "the man" was going to do to the dog but realized he couldn't. Also known as to suffocate. (p.5)