| Down |
| 1. | to provide shelter or refuge; hide |
| 2. | a person who consumes huge quantities of food or drink |
| 3. | bold; brave; capable or withstanding harsh conditions |
| 4. | sneaky; secretive |
| 5. | get in the way; hinder |
| 7. | rudeness; insolence |
| 8. | not yet fully developed |
| 11. | the worship of objects or people as gods |
| 12. | arouse to action; stir up; foment |
| 13. | hopelessly ineffective; useless; in vain |
| 15. | very poor |
| 19. | a long, lecturing speech |
| 20. | out of place |
| 22. | unable to change |
| 24. | gap; interruption; a break in the continuity of a process; a pause |
| 25. | to explode, either with sound or anger |
| 26. | incapable of existing together in peace |
| 27. | very talkative; loquacious |
| 29. | about to take place; happening soon |
| 32. | an opinion expressed in defiance of generally accepted ideas |
| 33. | flashy; gaudy |
| 34. | the same throughout; consistent; uniform |
| 35. | to fill, as with a strong dye or a strong feeling |
| 36. | an insincere person; one who pretends to have feelings he doesn't really possess |
| 39. | extreme exaggeration |
| 42. | sociable; extroverted; enjoying companionship |
| 45. | making quick decisions and taking sudden action; hasty; impulsive |
| 46. | a group of people in authority, ranked in order of power; a sequential listing |
| 48. | (v) to avoid giving a clear answer, thereby escaping responsibility or blame |
| 50. | friendly; gracious; kind |
| 52. | interfere with movement or progress |
| 53. | careful with money; thrifty |
| 54. | lacking movement; inactive; sluggish |