Across
- 2. The vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge.
- 5. The scope of influence, authority, or insight.
- 8. Protection, guidance, or sponsorship.
- 9. Tearful or prone to weeping.
- 12. To divide into sharply opposing groups or factions.
- 14. Fond of or inclined to drinking alcohol.
- 15. Cheerfully optimistic or confident.
- 17. A confused, noisy fight or brawl.
- 18. To uproot or eradicate completely.
- 19. A grammatical mistake or social blunder.
- 20. A group of hired applauders at a performance.
Down
- 1. To inform or give notice to.
- 3. Native to a particular region or environment.
- 4. A person holding land under conditions of allegiance to a feudal lord.
- 6. A detailed critical explanation or interpretation of a text.
- 7. The policy of treating individuals in a fatherly manner by restricting their freedom for their supposed best interest.
- 10. A miniature representation of a larger whole.
- 11. Extremely small or microscopic.
- 13. To obscure, confuse, or make unclear.
- 16. The appearance of being true or real.