Across
- 4. - uninterrupted in time; unceasing; perpetual
- 6. - imaginary or fictitious
- 7. - to struggle or fight in a rough, confused manner
- 9. - lasting for a time only; not permanent
- 10. - to utter thoughtlessly; to move or act blindly or without direction
- 11. - a person who has had a long service or experience in an occupation or role
Down
- 1. - a legal or official paper; a computer data file
- 2. - to divide out in shares; to disperse
- 3. - without companions; avoiding the society of others
- 5. - easily damaged; brittle; frail
- 8. - to decide or announce that a planned event will not take place
- 12. - to refuse to accept; to cast out or eject