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SPANISH TERMS!


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The Spanish term for table describes some U.S. mountains MESA
Spanish for nothing NADA
Camino means __, way or road PATH
Sun-dried bricks of clay and straw ADOBE
A good friend AMIGO
A roll of tobacco for smoking, from the Spanish "cigarro" CIGAR
Another word for lariat, a rope used to catch horses LASSO
A __ man is agressively virile or brave; Spanish word for male MACHO
The card game Canasta comes from the spanish word for __ BASKET
An unbroken mustang BRONCO
An enclosure for confining horses or cattle CORRAL
A warm ocean current off the western coast of South America ELNINO
A big party FIESTA
Alligator comes from el lagarto meaning "the __" LIZARD
A nap SIESTA
The words cargo, cabana, and canyon are all __ from Spanish DERIVED
The state names of Colorado, Nevada and __ have Spanish origins FLORIDA
A group of small naval vessels FLOTILLA
An outlaw, rebel or turncoat RENEGADE
Spanish for little armored one ARMADILLO
A belt that goes from shoulder to hip that can carry amunition BANDOLIER
A small, irregular, military raiding force GUERRILLA
__ __ __ literally means hand to hand; direct competition MANOAMANO
Spanish for "watchmen." In the Wild West they would form a posse VIGILANTE
Word for someone who is a big fan or follower AFICIONADO
"Hoosegow" comes from the term for __, not the jail next to it COURTHOUSE
A small personality fault PECCADILLO
To be unable or unwilling to communicate INCOMMUNICADO

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