Across
- 2. a freestanding, upright support structure used to hold a canvas or drawing board while an artist is painting, or to display artwork, signs, and posters
- 3. any path, passage, or designated space specifically designed for pedestrians to travel on foot or in a wheelchair
- 6. something that causes, supports, or results in a dramatic, fundamental, and sudden change
- 8. engaging in a noisy, petty argument over something unimportant
- 10. an act of open, organized, or armed resistance against one's government or established authority
- 11. to fail completely or to drop heavily and clumsily
- 12. something that is dropping, falling, or extending downward steeply and suddenly
- 15. something that is not moving, is fixed in one place, or is unchanging in condition, quantity, or value
- 16. something that has fallen, flowed, or been passed onward in a rapid, sequential series of stages
- 18. situated, occurring, or existing on the inside rather than the outside
- 19. the hard, protective casing that a caterpillar forms around itself during its transformation into a butterfly
Down
- 1. an open, public square in a city or town designed for pedestrian use, social gatherings, or events
- 4. a bright, cyan-blue color resembling a clear, cloudless sky
- 5. to be covered, hidden, or wrapped
- 7. to an extremely bad, deplorable, or regrettable degree
- 8. to take hold of something suddenly, forcibly, or with legal authority
- 9. doing something with a feeling of vague or regretful longing
- 13. an important assignment, task, or definite objective that a person, group, or organization is dedicated to accomplishing
- 14. a member of an armed military force
- 17. behavior or conditions that are extremely cruel, brutal, or uncivilized