To Kill A Mockingbird vocab Crossword

Severe or strict in attitude, appearance, or manner (adj)
Entirely lacking (adj)
A natural tendency to work a specific way (noun)
Morally correct behavior or thinking (noun)
The first principles of a subject (noun)
Offense or annoyance (noun)
In a forceful or intense manner (adverb)
The reluctant acceptance of something without protest (noun)
Something that causes pain or suffering (noun)
Difficult to find, catch, or achieve (adj)
Inspiring fear or respect by being impressively large or powerful (adj)
Without emotion (adj)
Incapable of making mistakes or being wrong (adj)
To cite or appeal to (verb)
Not in a direct way (adverb)
Giving the impression that something bad is going to happen (adj)
An exclusive right/privilege (noun)
Accorded a great deal of respect (adj)
Angry and bitter (adj)
In a friendly/pleasant manner (adverb)
Appease the anger or anxiety of (verb)
Too long, slow or dull (adj)
A principal or belief (noun)
Sparing in the use of words (adj)
A departure from what is normal (noun)
Comparable (adj)
Fear or anxiety about something (noun)
Make certain of (verb)
Make less intense (verb)
Conductive to success (adj)
Well meaning and kind ( adj)
Kindly (adj)
Secretly allow to occur (verb)
Likely to cause an argument (adj)