Final Crossword
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Down:
1) to insert something between other things or parts, generally refers to adding remarks to a conversation3) to lose vitality, grow weak, or suffer from being neglected or forced to remain in an unpleasant state4) an action done as a routine duty, usually carried out quickly, without genuine interest6) to make a bad situation, a problem, a disease, or a symptom significantly worse7) widespread, prevalent |
Across:
2) used to describe someone who is gloomy, sluggish in temperament or moody5) to make false, malicious statements about some in order to damage their reputation6) to adopt, embrace or heavily support a cause, belief or idea8) a sound, tone, or expression that conveys sorrow or a sense of being mournful9) something impossible to stop, prevent, or persuade10) is an excessive often annoying concern with minor details or formal rules |
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