Across |
5. | full and rich in sound (in speech) |
7. | required; necessary |
8. | lazy |
10. | relating to controversy or argument |
11. | a thin, attractive layer that conceals something common or coarse |
13. | a gradual increase in intensity, force, or volume |
15. | to plunder or pillage |
18. | related to or resembling an ape or monkey |
19. | indirect; roundabout |
20. | the history of a word; the study of word origins |
21. | an entertainment producer or manager |
23. | unrelenting; persistent |
24. | beneficial; favorable |
26. | encouraging; inciting |
27. | a group of attendants; a retinue |
28. | uncompromising; refusing to moderate |
30. | relating to ordinary people |
31. | to walk about; to stroll |
32. | integrity; respectability |
33. | likely |
34. | insincere; calculating |
36. | generosity |
38. | next to last |
39. | an unsophisticated, awkward person |
40. | unnecessarily wordy or evasive language |
41. | a deliberately misleading story |
42. | a defensive wall or embankment |
43. | deserving blame or condemnation; guilty |