Across
- 1. a collection of various writings,
- 3. to take or receive from a source
- 5. done in a hurry with little attention to detail
- 12. Having a strong desire for
- 13. to give up or to give in to; yield; to die
- 17. owner of a business
- 18. commonly occurring; widely accepted or practiced
- 19. a small bar or rod on which something else turns
- 21. worthy of contempt or scorn
- 23. very painful
- 28. all the people born or living in the same time
- 30. to encircle or enclose; to include
- 32. to remove or lose water or bodily fluids
- 33. to reject or a setback
- 35. the process of wearing something away.
- 38. a list of possessions or goods on hand
- 39. abrupt or offhand in speech or manner
- 40. to introduce gradually
- 41. To call forth to produce or to bring to mind
- 42. To cause a lowering of self-esteem
- 43. to free from a difficult or tangled situation
Down
- 1. of an unknown source or unrevealed named
- 2. face expressing feelings of pain, disgust etc...
- 4. to spread throughout
- 6. voluntary and unplanned
- 7. urgent; pressing; having the power to command
- 8. to pretend
- 9. to think or believe without certain evidence
- 10. cautious; very careful
- 11. capable of recovering quickly from misfortune
- 14. to make less extreme or severe; to make changes
- 15. causing shock or horror
- 16. clothed or covered
- 20. chaotic; unruly
- 22. to wire with electric power; to thrill/shock
- 24. To guess
- 25. to come up again or to happen again
- 26. To install in office or mark open of
- 27. a person's usual mood; temperament
- 29. to try to equal or imitate
- 31. short and to the point
- 34. fictitious name used by author or a pen name
- 36. cunning or deceit in dealing with others
- 37. to make more certain; confirm