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        | devoted follower of some sport or art; fan; devotee |  | 
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        | 1) gentleman or gallant 2) horseman |  | 
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        | American of Mexican descent |  | 
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        | elderly woman chaperon of a young lady; governess |  | 
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        | Argentine cowboy of mixed spanish and indian descent |  | 
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        | 1) nobleman of the highest rank 2) person of eminence |  | 
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        | nobleman of the second class |  | 
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        | 1) council for legislation or administration 2) group of military officers controlling a gov't after a coup d'etat 3) junto |  | 
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        | group of persons joined for a common purpose; clique; group of plotters |  | 
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        | Latin American; native of any western-hemisphere country where a Latin-derived language (spanish, portuguese, french) is spoken |  | 
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        | Latin-American; characteristic of Latinos |  | 
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        | man who exhibits machismo (strong sense of masculine pride); overly assertive, domineering, virile male |  | 
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        | characterized by exaggerated masculinity; overy assertive, domineering, virile |  | 
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        | bullfighter assigned to kill the bull |  | 
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        | man or person of mixed American Indian  and European ancestry |  | 
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        | 1) common laborer 2) worker kept in servie to repay a debt |  | 
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        | rider on horseback who irritates the bull w/ a lance |  | 
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        | adventurous rogue or vagabond |  | 
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        | 1) apostate (deserter) from a religion, party, etc 2) turncoat, traitor |  | 
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        | Spanish or Spanish-speaking man; gentleman; Mr.; Sir |  | 
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        | married Spanish or Spanish-speaking woman; lady; Mrs.; Madam |  | 
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        | unmarried Spanish or Spanish-speaking woman; young lady; girl; Miss |  | 
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        | bullfighter, usu. mounted |  | 
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        | 1) brick of sun-dried clay or mud 2) structure made of such bricks |  | 
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        | 1) Spanish dance in 3/4 time, w/ sharp turns, stamping, sudden pauses, and one arm arched over the head 2) music for this dance 3) loose waist-length jacket worn open at the front |  | 
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        | 1) accidental discovery of a rich mass of ore 2) something yielding a rich return |  | 
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        | 1)boastful behavior 2)pretense of bravery |  | 
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        | beach shelter resembling a cabin |  | 
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        | hand instruments clicked together to accompany music or dancing |  | 
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        | saint's day celebrated w/ processions and dances; any festival or holiday |  | 
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        | small fleet; fleet of small vessels |  | 
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        | 1)large estate or rance; plantation 2)main house in such an estate |  | 
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        | deprived of communication w/ others, as a prisoner held incommunicado |  | 
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        | 1) woman's light scarf or veil 2) cloak or cape |  | 
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        | mixture, hodgebodge; medley |  | 
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        | paved outdoor dining or lounging area adjacent to a house |  | 
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        | thick-fleshed pepper used for stuffing olives and as a source of paprika |  | 
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        | 1)blanketlike cloak w/ a slit in the middle for the head, used mainly in spanish am. 2)similar garment made of waterproof material and used chiefly as a raincoat |  | 
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        | indian village of southwestern U.S. built of adobe or stone |  | 
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        | short rest or nap, esp. at midday |  | 
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        | thin, flat, round corn cake |  | 
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        | vatercourse; small, often dry, gully |  | 
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        | Spanish-speaking neighborhood |  | 
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        | small donkey used as a pack animal |  | 
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        | deep valley w/ high, steep slopes, often w/ a stream flowing through it, as the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon |  | 
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        | 1)plant yielding a blue dye 2)deep violet-blue color |  | 
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        | tomorrow; in the indefinite future |  | 
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        | flat-topped, rocky hill w/ steeply sloping sides |  | 
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        | vast, treeless, grassy plains, esp. in Argentina |  | 
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        | ridge of mountains w/ an irregular, serrated (sawtoothed) outline |  | 
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        | broad-rimmed, high-crowned hat of felt or straw |  | 
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        | fried, folded tortilla stiffed w/ chopped meat, cheese, shredded lettuce |  | 
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