Monday Mini #6

Good morning! It's a Monday Mini with die-roll dimensions. (1d10+2 for the minis)

Dr. King is not in this puzzle, but that doesn't mean we'll ignore him today.

14-Across is a word I've come across occasionally but isn't quite as cromulent as it probably ought to be. But I think most of you will be able to get it.
The theme song of constructing this puzzle is Scalliwag by Gaelic Storm.
Enjoy!

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