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Across
| 1 | The soft feet of mammals that have claws or nails |
| 3 | Instruments used to measure or keep track of time |
| 8 | A device used to slow or stop the motion of a vehicle by friction |
| 9 | Physically over; on top of; higher than |
| 10 | Coats, thicknesses of some material covering a surface: "After the first coat of paint dried, he applied another ..." |
| 11 | To have come face to face with by accident or arrangement; to have encountered |
| 14 | Away from the inside or the centre
Away from home or one's usual place, not indoors |
| 16 | An animal characterized by being warm-blooded, having hair and feeding milk to its young |
| 20 | Without a specific colour, reflecting all colours of light equally |
| 21 | Destructive weather with heavy rain and strong winds |
| 22 | Having a bad odour |
| 23 | To a smaller extent or degree; not as much |
| Down
| 1 | A small stone, especially one rounded by the action of water |
| 2 | Tired, fatigued |
| 4 | A sum of money or other valuable that is borrowed |
| 5 | (I) did select, pick |
| 6 | Eyed, viewed, detected with the eyes |
| 7 | A hard, round, glistening object produced by oysters and used in jewellry |
| 12 | The source of, or reason for, an event or action; that which produces or effects a result |
| 13 | Visible parts of fire; streams of burning gas |
| 15 | To bring together as one |
| 17 | North American elk |
| 18 | Nocturnal birds of prey with forward-looking eyes |
| 19 | Dropped, came down by gravity |
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