Across
- 3. (adjective) relating to young people
- 4. (verb) to free someone from a criminal charge by a decision of “not guilty”
- 6. (verb) to ask for information from someone; to investigate or look into
- 7. (adverb) done in a way that is uncertain or unclear; a synonym for slightly, such as, “he looked vaguely familiar”
- 10. (noun) behavior in agreement with socially-accepted ideas; behavior that follows the rules
- 11. (noun) a person with a tendency to break rules or laws, particularly minor ones
Down
- 1. (adjective) likely to do, be, or experience something; responsible by law
- 2. (adjective) having special rights or advantages
- 5. (noun) a person found guilty of a criminal offense and serving (or having served) a sentence of imprisonment
- 8. (adjective) cautious due to realistic suspicions
- 9. (noun) a painful feeling of distress or humiliation caused by the knowledge of wrong or foolish behavior