Across
- 2. — to bring things or people together into one group.
- 5. — a piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine; or a particular item or object.
- 8. — to make something longer, wider, or larger.
- 9. — a small fight or struggle, usually not serious.
- 10. — a small wave or movement that spreads across a surface.
- 12. — to say something clearly and officially.
- 14. — to place or put something in a certain position.
- 15. — a set of conditions or events happening at a certain time.
- 17. — to enter a place by force, often to take control.
- 19. — an accident when two or more things crash together.
- 20. — to straighten or free something that is twisted or knotted.
Down
- 1. — the act of watching something carefully to learn about it.
- 3. — a person’s job, or when an area is taken over by force.
- 4. — to watch something carefully.
- 6. — an important statement or announcement.
- 7. — something added to make something longer or bigger.
- 11. — to crash into something or someone.
- 13. — the act of entering a place by force to take control.
- 16. — a very tiny piece or part of something.
- 18. — to live in or take control of a place.