AP Vocab Crossword

a group of words that contains both a subject and a verb (noun)
a phrase commonly used in day to day conversations (adj)
a kind of metaphor that compares two dissimilar things (noun)
an idea or feeling that pushes on top of the literal meaning (noun)
a words literal meaning (noun)
the choice of words or phrases in either speech or writing (noun)
a type of literature meant to teach the reader (adj)
the replacement of an offensive words with a less harsh one (noun)
a comparison between two things that continues on through sentences in a paragraph (noun)
a language that contains or uses figures of speech (noun)
to describe group of words that contain both a subject and a verb (adj)
to describe how someone spoke (adv)
to describe the action of comparing two dissimilar things (adj)
to describe the idea that is hidden in the literal meaning (adj)
to describe a way of speaking using the words literal meaning (adv)
to describe how one is speaking (adj)
the way an author writes to teach the reader a moral or lesson (adv)
how someone writes something so that it is not offensive (adv)
a figurative way of speaking using comparisons (adj)
a way of speaking not literally (adv)