Across
- 2. to force someone or something to experience something unpleasant, painful, or harmful
- 6. to transport something from one place to another, to communicate a message or feeling, or to legally transfer property ownership
- 7. not likely to happen, exist, or be true
- 8. to formally praise someone or something, to recommend someone or something as worthy of attention, or to entrust someone or something to another person's care
- 10. to ask someone for something in a serious, emotional, and urgent way
- 12. to lose strength, speed, or confidence, or to move and speak in an unsteady way
Down
- 1. to make something—such as a belief, feeling, doubt, or physical mass—go away by driving it off or causing it to scatter
- 3. a false impression, a distorted sensory perception, or a mistaken belief that makes something appear different from how it actually is
- 4. to discourage or prevent someone from doing something, usually by making them afraid of the bad results or making it too hard
- 5. the mental or moral strength to face danger, fear, or difficulty
- 9. being treated in a cruel, unjust, or unfair way, or being heavily burdened by an abuse of power and authority
- 11. to board a ship or airplane, or to start a new and important activity