Enhance your vocabulary with this easy college-level crossword focusing on adjectives describing records and extremes. Perfect for students exploring descriptive language about superlatives and comparisons.
Common Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for Adults is a easy crossword puzzle with 17 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Common Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for Adults
Enhance your vocabulary with this easy crossword puzzle focused on common everyday adjectives. Perfect for adults and general audiences looking to refresh their descriptive words.
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- 1. Moving at a low speed
- 2. Having a smooth or gentle texture
- 4. Having plenty of money or resources
- 5. Lacking strength or power
- 6. Of little size or extent
- 9. Having lived or existed for only a short time
- 11. Free from dirt or mess
- 16. Producing much noise
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- 3. Confident or certain
- 7. Having the taste of sugar or honey
- 8. Feeling or showing pleasure or joy
- 10. Showing courage or fearlessness
- 12. Having a low temperature
- 13. Moving fast or doing something rapidly
- 14. Of considerable size or extent
- 15. Measuring a great distance from end to end
- 17. No longer alive
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