Across
- 2. - A settlement where each side makes concessions.
- 4. - Making a low, continuous sound.
- 6. - A strong desire to know or learn something.
- 7. - Limits or boundaries that define how something should be done.
- 9. - To form ideas or theories without firm evidence.
- 10. - To turn something by rotating it.
- 13. - Intending to harm or hurt someone.
- 15. - Killed, usually in a violent or dramatic way.
- 16. - To believe something is true based on probability, before knowing for sure.
- 18. - Something used as an example to follow or imitate.
- 19. - Thought about something with curiosity.
- 20. - An enemy or opponent.
- 21. - To be careful of or watch out for something.
- 22. - Looked quickly or secretly.
- 24. - Something that blocks progress or makes things difficult.
Down
- 1. - Expecting bad things to happen or seeing the worst in a situation.
- 3. - Lack of knowledge or awareness about something.
- 5. - Careful thought or attention to something.
- 8. - To guess or conclude something without having all the facts.
- 11. - In a way that suggests doubt or mistrust.
- 12. - A pattern or model used as a guide.
- 14. - Not being honest or genuine.
- 17. - A misunderstanding or mistaken idea.
- 23. - To spin around lightly or swiftly.