Across
- 4. when events occur at the same time
- 5. to look or peak at something briefly
- 8. to wrestle or struggle with
- 9. to search widely for
- 10. to hike or journey on foot
- 14. to accompany or supervise
- 16. to ask for or try to obtain something
- 17. to fall or drop straight down at a high speed
- 20. to throw, hurl, or launch something
- 22. to discover or find something
Down
- 1. to predict or anticipate an event before it occurs
- 2. to inspect or review-usually someone's financial documents
- 3. to soak, immerse, or steep
- 4. to grasp or hold on tightly
- 6. to carry out or complete a task
- 7. to awaken, excite, or engage someone
- 11. a horse's fastest pace
- 12. to create or formulate-usually related to musicians
- 13. to look at something steadily or intently, usually with surprise or admiration
- 15. to lift something or someone using great energy
- 18. to fix or repair
- 19. to push suddenly or violently
- 21. to convince through reasoning or argument
- 23. to pay careful attention to a warning