Across
- 6. destroy or demolish
- 7. feeling displeasure at something considered unjust or insulting
- 9. unjustly harsh or causing discomfort
- 11. wishing evil or harm to others
- 14. theft, robbery, stealing
- 16. to perform without previous planning
- 19. unbelievable; not able to be believed
- 21. something of little value
- 22. believing that people act only out of selfish motives
- 24. tired or slow
- 25. obvious
- 26. cuddle, snuggle
- 28. done or taken by stealth, secret
- 29. understood without being openly expressed; hidden meaning
Down
- 1. a cut
- 2. full of contempt or dislike
- 3. to taunt, mock, or make fun of
- 4. to hate
- 5. coax
- 8. peaceful
- 10. calm or peaceful
- 12. an excuse that shows someone was not at a crime scene
- 13. very angry
- 15. rough, course, harsh
- 17. totally foolish or absurd
- 18. an uproar or a riot
- 20. a stream of verbal abuse
- 22. frank or honest
- 23. can be believed, reasonable
- 27. to think or reflect on something