Across
- 3. to experiment, make small adjustments, or casually repair something in a hands-on, often playful way. It implies a trial-and-error approach rather than professional or highly skilled work.
- 4. to twist, wriggle, or writhe your body
- 5. a licensed professional who is trained and authorized to advise clients on legal rights and obligations
- 7. to deceive, trick, or confuse someone
- 8. an informal, affectionate term used by adults to address or refer to a child, young person, or someone significantly younger
- 9. a thick, viscous mucus secreted by the respiratory tract
Down
- 1. a flightless, aquatic seabird native almost exclusively to the Southern Hemisphere
- 2. a natural wax produced by honeybees of the genus Apis
- 4. to run away or leave a place in a hurry
- 6. having an excessive, often selfish, desire for more of something than is necessary or fair