Across
- 1. a distinguishing characteristic or quality, especially of one's personal nature
- 4. limp and dirty, as with rain or soil.
- 6. seems like it would cause evil or harm; threatening
- 8. about to happen
- 11. an inhabitant of a place
- 12. getting victory or success
- 16. weak, not solid
- 19. a group of wild or unusual people or animals
- 20. to injure severely, often by cutting or crushing something
- 21. something used symbolically to represent something else, usually comparing them
- 24. often taking a positive view of events or conditions and expecting the best outcomes.
- 25. often taking a negative view of events or conditions and expecting the worst outcomes.
- 27. to a great or excessive extent;
- 28. an animal having spotted fur
- 29. worthless or really small
- 30. not enough of something
- 31. a young tree.
- 32. a person who prefers calm environments, or likes being alone more than the average person
- 33. to decorate or add beauty to, like with ornaments
- 34. very long or tall and thin
- 36. spinning around in a circle. Usually on one foot or on tiptoes
- 38. unrestrained, free from something holding one back
Down
- 2. to cure, relieve, or heal.
- 3. a great flood of water
- 5. to live in or overrun to an unwanted degree or in a troublesome way
- 7. birds with long, graduated tails, black-and-white plumage, and noisy, mischievous habits.
- 9. quiet and subtle, not obvious
- 10. to settle securely or snugly:
- 13. strong displeasure at something that’s unjust, offensive, or insulting
- 14. noisy; noisily jolly or rowdy
- 15. indistinct; unclear:
- 17. existing or occurring in a high or extreme degree:
- 18. a gloomy state of mind
- 22. to smile, laugh, or contort the face in a way that shows strong dislike or disapproval
- 23. flexible or easily persuaded
- 26. animals that are active during the twilight, like certain bats and insects.
- 32. asking questions; eager for knowledge;
- 35. publicly or generally known for a particular (often bad) trait:
- 37. to run playfully
- 39. to avoid or escape by speed, cleverness, trickery OR to be unknown to someone
