across

IPA: ʌkrˈɔs

(crosswords, often in combination) A word that runs horizontally in the completed puzzle grid or its associated clue.

Examples of "across" in Sentences

This is not invariable across the run.
The beck runs across the common southwards.
It is not right to arrogate across others' rights.
The trail runs across the outback area of Nebraska.
His first run across the lake was untroubled and fast.
Is the picture a millimeter across or a micrometer across
They grew up together, hopping across to each other's roofs.
The border runs horizontally across the middle of the screen.
It was bound to happen that you'd run across one of the peevish.
As the wailing reaches a crescendo, lights go on all across the neighborhood.
Romantic emails had been exchanged with Jane: Write your name across the sky.
I know you get asked this all the time but how do brands build a name across China?
Again, bogs are not infrequently come across -- _across_, by the way, is hardly the word to use.
"Because," Lovell hastened to say; "because she can't go across -- no, that wasn't right -- why -- ahem! why does a hen go _across_ the road, Miss
I will rage into light, become a new star in the endless nothing, I will burn the gold of your name across the sleeping hours, and then I will let you go.