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Vocabulary Flashcards-Unit5-Story5

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culture   traditions, customs, beliefs, and art of people  
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chile   a fruit fo the pepper plant, used to make hot seasonings  
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mesquite   a shrub or small tree found in the southwest or Mexico, used to make charcoal  
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barbecue   outdoor cooking grill  
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accordian   a musical instrument with keys and hand operated bellows (pulls air in and out to make sound)  
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confetti   tiny pieces of paper thrown during celebrations  
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