1: Past tense of 'sit.'

3: An informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk.

5: Get under one's skin

6: A way of regarding situations or topics etc.

8: McShane of 'Deadwood'

9: A domestic feline mammal usually having thick soft fur.

10: Any number of members considered as a unit.

12: Under the weather

13: To make weary or restless by being dull or monotonous.

14: A piece of furniture that you sleep on.

1: Opposite of dull

2: Past tense of 'take.'

3: Being changed over time so as to be stronger or more complete or more useful.

4: Pass from physical life and lose all bodily functions necessary to sustain life.

7: Established or decided beyond dispute or doubt.

9: Move with difficulty in an upwards motion by grasping.

11: Belonging to us; 'That is ______ house over there.'