Vocabquiz1 Crossword
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Down:
2) To chew3) extremely sharp and unpleasant to the tongue or nose5) illusion, something falsely believed to exist6) desiring or inclined to do good, kindly8) something that occurred earlier that may be used as an example to follow later9) more than required, excessive, unnecessary12) understand the feeling of another person13) truthfulness, honesty14) required, demanded by command15) shortened, condensed17) striking change in form, appearance, or character18) living on land, on or relating to the earth19) refer to indirectly, hint at20) one who moves from place to place without a fixed home, irresponsible wanderer21) ridicule(making fun) of some human folly or vice; a book, play, etc. which ridicules22) something happening or existing out of its proper(usually earlier) time period23) relating to beauty24) highest point, summit29) reasonable, capable of being defended30) deserving praise, praiseworthy32) abnormal, atypical, not the usual, deviant34) unselfish, concerned about the welfare of others36) highest point, peak39) pretend courage, claimed fearlessness41) collection of literary works42) having the same meaning or effect, equivalent43) touching along boundaries, next to each other45) the front or face of something |
Across:
1) A something unexplained, puzzle, mystery4) persistent, stubborn7) relationship of mutual understanding and trust 10) arrival or coming of something new11) give in, yield, surrender16) extremely thin from malnutrition or disease25) name26) accepted or agreed to something without protest27) original, primitive, pure, uncorrupted by man28) a maze with intricate passageways and blind alleys31) exaggeration, over statement33) government ruled by a sovereign such as a king, queen, or emperor35) brief and to the point, concise, having few words37) profitable, worthwhile, money-making38) depressed, in low spirits40) having more than three syllables41) significant or striking then what came before44) wealthy, rich46) prevent, turn away to avoid47) obvious, self-evident, taken for granted |
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