Across
- 6. Warned about something in advance, especially something unpleasant, so that one is prepared for it.
- 7. Beyond what is usual, ordinary, or regular; exceptional or remarkable.
- 8. (plural of surgery): Medical treatments in which a doctor cuts open a person's body to repair, remove, or replace a diseased or damaged part; the term can also refer to the place where such operations are performed.
- 9. Extremely unpleasant, offensive, or highly objectionable.
- 12. very funny or hilarious; it can also informally mean uncontrollably emotional, often from extreme fear, anger, or excitement;
Down
- 1. So frightened that one is unable to move (terrified);
- 2. In school, a subject or course that a student can choose to study as part of their course, but is not required.
- 3. In a way that uses remarks that clearly mean the opposite of what is said, in order to mock, criticize, or hurt someone's feelings.
- 4. A chamber used to provide controlled environmental conditions, especially for the care of premature babies, but other ones can be used for the artificial hatching of eggs, or the cultivation of microorganisms.
- 5. Understanding of a situation or event only after it has happened.
- 10. In music, instruments that are sounded by being struck or scraped;
- 11. a singer with a voice that sings notes in the second lowest adult male singing range or an instrument with a similar range.