Across
- 4. - to officially forbid something by law or rule.
- 7. - to make it difficult for something to happen or progress.
- 9. - relating to only what is on the surface, lacking depth or seriousness.
- 10. - to cause something to happen or bring about a particular result.
- 11. - showing bravery and the ability to face fear or difficulty.
- 12. - to make the progress or movement difficult
- 13. - to make someone unable to express themselves freely
- 14. - warm and friendly in manner or behaviour.
- 16. - likely to happen very soon or at any moment.
Down
- 1. - to block or prevent movement through a path or area.
- 2. - feeling gloomy or sullen, often appearing sad or withdrawn.
- 3. - to stop something from increasing or developing further esp. of liquids
- 5. - famous and admired for past achievements or qualities.
- 6. - something that is not allowed by law or rules; illegal.
- 8. - having clever ideas or being very inventive and resourceful.
- 13. - unable to read or write, often due to lack of education.
- 15. - well-known and respected in a particular field or profession.