Across
- 2. A figure of speech comparing two things using "like" or "as" (6)
- 5. Name of the person who created the first modern thesaurus (5)
- 6. An overused phrase or expression (6)
- 9. Rewording something written or spoken (10)
- 12. A short, well-known saying (7)
- 13. A group of letters placed before a word to alter its meaning (6)
- 14. Wordplay that exploits multiple meanings for humorous effect (3)
- 15. A phrase whose meaning is not literal (5)
- 17. A group of words that express a concept (6)
- 18. Having the same value, function, or meaning (10)
- 22. Such as “a” or “the” (7)
- 23. A mild or indirect word used in place of one considered harsh (9)
- 24. Connecting words such as “and”, “but” and “for” (11)
- 25. A word that modifies another word, often ends with -ly (6)
- 26. Someone skilled in crafting words (9)
- 27. A comparison between two things for the purpose of explanation (7)
- 31. Able to express thoughts and ideas clearly and effectively (10)
- 33. A word by which a person or thing is known (4)
- 34. A statement that explains the meaning of a word (10)
- 36. The set of terms used in a specific field (11)
Down
- 1. A list of terms with their definitions (8)
- 3. The practice of compiling dictionaries (12)
- 4. To express again in a different way (8)
- 7. Such as “he”, “she”, “they” (7)
- 8. A word that represents an action or state of being (4)
- 10. A word or phrase used to convey a feeling or idea (10)
- 11. A word that sounds the same as another (7)
- 13. Such as “in”, “at”, “on” (11)
- 16. A book that lists the meanings of words (10)
- 19. A word or phrase used to describe a concept (4)
- 20. A word that means the opposite of another (7)
- 21. Using more words than necessary; wordy (7)
- 28. A word that describes or modifies something or someone (9)
- 29. A group of letters added at the end of a word to alter its meaning (6)
- 30. A word that means the same as another (7)
- 32. The vocabulary of a language or subject (7)
- 35. A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea (4)
