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hogan
N. dwelling built with logs and covered with earth, used by the Navajo.
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mesa
N. a small, high plateau with a flat top and steep sides, common in dry regions of the western and southwestern United States. (Mesa comes from a Latin word meaning "table": The flat top of a mesa looks like a table.) N. mesas.
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turquoise
1. N. sky-blue or greenish-blue mineral often used as a gem: Native Americans are known for their artistry with turquoise. 2. ADJ. sky blue or greenish-blue: Her favorite colors are turquoise and red.
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bandana
N. a large, colorful handkerchief, often worn on the head or around the neck: She wore a red bandanna while she worked in the hot sun.
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bracelet
N. band or chain worn around the wrist or arm for ornamentation or identification.
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jostled
V. to shove, push, or crowd against; elbow roughly: We were jostled by the crowd at the entrance to the circus. V. jos·tled, jos·tling.
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Navajo
N. an individual or group of Native American people living primarily in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. N.PL. Nav·a·jo or Nav·a·jos.
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N. an individual or group of Native American people living primarily in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. N.PL. Nav·a·jo or Nav·a·jos.
Navajo
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V. to shove, push, or crowd against; elbow roughly: We were jostled by the crowd at the entrance to the circus. V. jos·tled, jos·tling.
jostled
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N. band or chain worn around the wrist or arm for ornamentation or identification.
bracelet
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N. a large, colorful handkerchief, often worn on the head or around the neck: She wore a red bandanna while she worked in the hot sun.
bandana
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1. N. sky-blue or greenish-blue mineral often used as a gem: Native Americans are known for their artistry with turquoise. 2. ADJ. sky blue or greenish-blue: Her favorite colors are turquoise and red.
turquoise
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N. a small, high plateau with a flat top and steep sides, common in dry regions of the western and southwestern United States. (Mesa comes from a Latin word meaning "table": The flat top of a mesa looks like a table.) N. mesas.
mesa
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N. dwelling built with logs and covered with earth, used by the Navajo.
hogan
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