WM crossword puzzle

verb: to leap or skip noun: a playful leap noun: a prank or trick synonyms: stunt, antic, shenanigans, spree, frolic
verb: to form by heating and beating into shape (such as to forge metal) verb: to form or make (such as to forge a friendship or to forge a plan) verb: to imitate or copy (such as forge a signature) synonyms: produce, fabricate, imitate
noun: something that serves as a temporary substitute; something that is sufficient for the time being (such as creating a makeshift shelter) synonyms: quick fix, backup, alternate antonyms: lasting, permanent
noun: a weakness or weariness of body or mind (such as languor brought on by a hot summer afternoon) synonyms: lethargy, listlessness antonyms: vitality, vigor
adjective: active, fast or energetic (such as a brisk walk) adjective: cold but enlivening (a brisk morning air) adjective: sharp or abrupt in tone or manner (such as being brisk on the phone) synonyms: animated, lively, energetic, spirited antonyms: inactive, languid, lifeless, listless
verb: to be sparing or frugal (such as giving an inadequate amount) noun: a period of time spent at a particular activity synonyms: task, assignment, spell (as in a period of time), stretch
verb: to gather into storage verb: to accumulate or collect synonyms: amass, round up antonyms: disperse, scatter
adjective: expressing feelings of gratitude, thanks, praise, or pleasure (example an effusive welcome) synonyms: emotional, unrestrained, extravagant antonyms: reserved, restrained, unemotional
noun: a solid wall-like structure built for defense noun: a strong support or protection verb: to fortify or safeguard synonyms: defend, guard, protect antonyms: assault, attack
adjective: slow to act, meant to cause a delay synonyms: slow, tardy, sluggish, lazy antonyms: fast, prompt
noun: an ornament or small piece of jewelry thought to give protection against evil, danger, or disease synonyms: a lucky charm, an ornament
verb: to have discussions or share opinions; to discuss or deliberate verb: to grant or bestow a title, gift, or degree synonyms: consult, negotiate, give