Across
- 2. - To entice or attract someone to do something, especially something immoral or unnecessary.
- 4. - Fully developed physically or mentally; ripe.
- 5. donation - The act of giving an organ to be used in surgery, typically after death or as a living donor.
- 6. - Without delay; immediately.
- 8. - The early stage of a person's life, typically before adolescence.
- 9. - Pertaining to a house or home, or to a group of people living together as a unit.
- 12. - Not obvious; elusive; not immediately apparent or comprehensible.
- 14. - Happening slowly over time; taking place little by little.
Down
- 1. - Concerning the law or regulations.
- 3. - To put or set down; to place for safekeeping or as a pledge.
- 5. - To comply with or follow the commands, restrictions, wishes, or instructions of someone.
- 7. - To officially agree to or accept as satisfactory; to give permission or consent.
- 10. - Concerned chiefly with one's own profit or pleasure; seeking personal advantage or profit, often at the expense of others.
- 11. - A person who works in a library, typically responsible for organizing, cataloging, and lending books and other materials.
- 13. - Firm, stable, and dependable; not easily disturbed or upset.