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Across
1. a supporting
bar or shaft on which, or by means of which, a wheel or wheels
turn.
4. a fastener,
usu. metal, having a sometimes tapered shank with a helical
thread, driven into a surface by applying pressure to the head
while turning it.
6. physical,
mechanical, or electrical energy.
7. an instrument,
such as a hammer, drill, or other hand-held device, used for
doing work.
9. an elastic
device or object that regains its original shape after being
compressed, stretched out, or otherwise distorted.
11. plane
a plane surface inclined at less than a right angle to a horizontal
surface, used to roll or slide a load up or down.
12. to bring
or try to bring closer by exerting force upon.
14. a man-made
device, usu. driven by a motor or engine, with a system of interrelated
parts that work together to perform a task.
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Down
2. any of
a class of basic tools consisting of a rigid bar or an equivalent,
acting by pivoting around a fixed fulcrum to transfer applied
force from one point to another.
3. to thrust
(something) away.
5. any
instrument, device, or apparatus resembling such a disk or frame
in shape, motion, or function.
7. the measured
ability of a force to produce turning or twisting around an
axis, such as a gear or shaft.
8. an influence
on the shape, motion, or other characteristics of a body or
system.
10. the
resistance of a surface to relative motion, as of an object
sliding or rolling over it.
13. an amount
of something carried; cargo or freight.
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