Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 3. / v. to stop having an opinion or idea about something
  2. 6. / adj. different from each other
  3. 8. / adj. confusing because there is more than one way to be understood
  4. 13. / v. to disagree by talking or yelling in an angry way
  5. 15. / adj. determined and unwilling to give up trying
  6. 23. / n. power used to produce heat, make things work, give people the ability to do things
  7. 24. / v. to do something in an organized way, especially in order to get information
  8. 25. / adv. diligently; with great care
  9. 26. / adj. having new or modern ideas and procedures
  10. 27. / v. to meet or see something or someone unexpectedly
  11. 29. / v. to include something as part of a group, system, etc.
  12. 30. / adj. 1 sending out light or heat; 2 full of happiness and love
  13. 33. / v. to combine several things in order to make something new
  14. 34. / adv. 1 considering something as a whole, rather than its details
  15. 35. / adj. famous or popular representation of an era, thing, or idea
  16. 36. / v. to supply goods to stores or to each person in a group
  17. 39. / v. to appear after being hidden
  18. 41. / v. to do something that causes a change
  19. 44. / v. to know someone or something because you have seen them before
  20. 45. / adj. having the ability or authority to do something
  21. 47. / n. a person who writes, edits, or gathers words for a dictionary
  22. 48. / n. two or more small blocks of wood, plastic, etc. usually with a different number of spots on each side
  23. 49. / v. to make something easier to understand by explaining it in more detail
  24. 50. / adj. equal in purpose or value to something else
  25. 51. / adj. not easy, hard
  26. 52. / adj. always happening in the same way, or having the same attitudes, quality, etc.;
  27. 53. / n. the study of the origins, history, and meanings of words or a description of the origins of a particular word
  28. 54. / v. to set something up, or make something firm
  29. 56. / n. 1 speech or writing meant to influence people;
  30. 57. / n. the main subject of a book, film speech, etc.
  31. 59. / v. to study something in detail, in order to learn new information about it
  32. 60. / adj. sudden or unexpected
  33. 61. / n. an amount by which a value, number, or amount of money increases
Down
  1. 1. / n. a short summary or description
  2. 2. / v. to be helpful to
  3. 4. / v. to make changes to something in order to improve it
  4. 5. / v. to see or understand someone or something in a particular way
  5. 7. / adj. occurring in many places
  6. 9. / n. 1 a way in which something works, or the process by which it is done
  7. 10. / v. to find out what is wrong with a thing or with a person’s health
  8. 11. / n. a person doing something without experience or for no payment
  9. 12. / adj. 1 difficult to understand due to having many parts;
  10. 13. / adj. 1 behaving in violent or angry way; 2 very determined
  11. 14. / n. the study of language
  12. 16. / n. the amount of time, energy, goods, etc. that is used
  13. 17. / adj. correct or good for a particular situation, time, or purpose
  14. 18. / adj. producing or achieving a lot
  15. 19. / adj. including everything that is needed
  16. 20. / adj. good enough
  17. 21. / adj. belonging to or natural to something or someone
  18. 22. / adj. 1 unfavorable; 2 opposed to; 3 harmful
  19. 28. / adj. controlled or limited
  20. 31. / adj. 1 involved or busy; 2 working, in force
  21. 32. / n. facts or proof that something is true
  22. 33. / n. a star that explodes due to the intense nuclear energy contained within
  23. 37. / n. 1 the act of holding back; 2 the use of force to control people
  24. 38. / adj. referring to the principle of what is right and wrong or good and evil
  25. 40. / n. a limit on the way something should be done
  26. 42. / n. serious discussion between people
  27. 43. / adj. important
  28. 46. / adj. present or ready for immediate use, accessible
  29. 55. / v. to make an assumption or guess something without knowing all the facts
  30. 56. / v. to turn down or not accept something or someone
  31. 58. / v. to accomplish what you set out to do, or to do well in something