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Across 3. to hate, detest; loathe; despise; aboninate 4. favorable, not threatening; mild; congenial; altruistic; amiable 6. to soothe, ease; to put to rest; to lessen or relieve 8. an insult; a personally offensive act or word; slur; slight 10. to assign, credit, attribute to; accredit; reference 12. to pass on, give; to hand down; bestow; endow; empart 13. to perceive, learn; to find out definitely; determine; verify 14. to scold vehemently; rebuke; censure; castigate; chide; reproach 16. a curse or expression of ill-will; slander; a damaging or derogatory remark; defamation 17. inspiring shock, horror, and disgust 19. to sketch out in a vague way; to foreshadow; intimate 21. to add to, expand; to enlarge in size, number, strength, or extent; amplify 26. one who can resolve a dispute, make a decision; judge, umpire; mediator 28. favorable, indicative of good things; promise success; felicious; advantageous 31. to take and make use of; allot; earmark; apportion 32. to assess the worth or value of 33. clean, sterile; free of contamination; pure; sanitary; hygienic

Down 1. obscure, secret; known by only a few; hidden; esoteric 2. to retract or renounce; to avoid or shun; recant; renege 5. a short, humorous account; sketch 6. rich, wealthy; plentiful; abundant; prosperous 7. friendly, amiable; pleasantly easy to approach and to talk to 9. a spontaneous feeling of closeness; a natural liking ot attraction; fondness; affection 11. to renounce or relinquish a throne, right, power, claim or responsibility 13. a strong dislike, repugnance; aversion; loathing 15. being unknown; unrecognized; incognito; unidentified; unclaimed 18. to show extreme praise; flatter or admire excessively; gush; fawn; worship 20. a freeing from blame or guilt; release from consequences, obligations or penalties 22. cleverly skillful, resourceful or ingenious; deft 23. th absolute opposite; extreme contrast; converse 24. the most representative or typical example of something; quintessential 25. somenthing that differs from the normal; anomaly; divergence 26. to wither awy; decay; to decline, degenerate or decrease; deteriorate 27. to beg, plead, implore urgently; petition; solicit 29. a burden; a person or thing that ruins or spoils 30. dull, commonplace; devoid of freshness or originality; cliched; overused; vapid 31. to assert without proof; to declare with positiveness; profess