Indian

Relating to the languages, people, and culture of India and nearby countries

Relating to the people and culture of India, Pakistan, or Bangladesh

A large ocean between Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Southern Ocean

Land set aside for a Native American tribe to live on and use

A person who comes from the Caribbean islands

A leader of a Native American tribe

A person from the Native American tribes of the Great Plains who traditionally lived a nomadic life following buffalo

A hurtful racist phrase for a person who gives a gift and later asks for it back

A North American war from 1754 to 1763 between Britain and France that gives Britain control of eastern North America

A period of warm, dry weather that comes in autumn after a frost

A person from South or Southeast Asia, for example India

A path through wild land made long ago by Native people in North America

A type of corn with hard kernels in many colors used for decoration or food

A person from the native peoples of South America before European arrival

A United States government worker who deals with Native American tribes on a reservation

An Asian elephant that lives in India and nearby countries with smaller ears and tusks, especially in males

A wooden club shaped like a bottle used for arm and shoulder exercise

A wild plant with bright red or orange flowers found in North America

A sign people believe shows what will happen or what to do

A late period when someone or something becomes successful again after decline

A person from the first human groups to live in North or South America during the last Ice Age

A person from a native group in northeastern South America and nearby islands

A large Indian tree that sends roots down from branches to form new trunks

A tropical shrub with shiny leaves and scented night flowers from northern India to Thailand

A large tree from India with dark, hard wood used for fine furniture and musical instruments

A person whose family is both British and Indian, or a British person who lived in India during British rule

A language of the native peoples of the Americas

A day in the United States on the fourth Friday in September that honors Native Americans

A language first spoken by the native people of the Americas before Europeans arrived

A large dry area east of the Indus River in northwest India and southeast Pakistan

A tropical plant grown for its large starchy root used for flour

A large Indian tree with roots that grow down into new trunks

A large tree with heart-shaped leaves, white flowers and long thin seed pods

A climbing plant with purple flowers and dark red pods containing edible seeds

An evergreen tree with shiny leaves and white fragrant flowers that give good shade

A strong plant from eastern and central North America that lives many years with palm-like leaves and blue flowers

A large Indian tree that people use for its very dark hard wood in furniture and musical instruments

A small wildflower from the central United States with yellow petals and a red center

A plant from central North America that lives for many years with hairy stems and edible underground roots

A large horned animal kept for milk and farm work in hilly Asian areas

A small fern with round buttonlike growths on its leaves that grows in warm, humid places

A small tree or shrub with golden-yellow leaves in autumn and small black berries

A low spreading weed that forms a flat green mat with small greenish-white flowers

A small Asian orchid with thin-stemmed flowers usually white, pink or magenta

A North American bush with groups of small bright red berries

A single line of people or things one behind another

A gift that someone gives then later takes back

To take back a gift after giving it, which people consider rude

A glossy black bird from Asia that often learns to copy human speech

A plant grown for strong fibers used to make rope

A leader of a Native American tribe who guides the people

A plant that lives for many years with divided leaves and brown-purple and orange flowers that hang down

A severe stomach infection that causes sudden watery diarrhoea and vomiting after drinking contaminated water

A dangerous snake from India with a hood that can kill people

A small to medium thorny tree with thick bunches of bright red flowers and black seeds

A fast-growing climbing plant with bright orange flowers and edible seeds used like capers

A plant often Cannabis sativa grown for fiber to make rope or for drugs like hashish

A language spoken by the native people of North, Central, or South America

A plant with tender edible leaves often eaten raw or cooked

A European plant that lives for one year with small green flowers and bright red berries

A North American plant that lives for many years with grey hairy leaves and a red or yellow dye

A small plant grown for food and animal feed in India

A large bird from India with long bright blue and green tail feathers

A garden plant with bright red or white flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies

A small waxy white or pink plant in shady woods that does not use sunlight to make food

A plant with large, broad, veined leaves often grown in gardens

A traditional home used by some Native American groups like a tepee or wigwam

A water plant with large pink or white flowers that grows in ponds

A creeping plant whose roots make red dye for cloth

A tropical plant with bright flowers often grown for its fiber or found as a weed

Corn ground into coarse pieces that people use for food

A grass that grows in dry areas and farmers grow for animal feed or grain

A small wild animal from southern Asia that eats rats and snakes

A leafy plant with leaves eaten as greens and seeds used as a spice and for oil

A major revolt against British rule in India in 1857 and 1858