Spanish

A language spoken in Spain and many countries in Latin America

The standard form of Spanish spoken in Castile in Spain

Spanish spoken in Mexico with its own words and sounds

A type of Spanish spoken in the Castile region and often used as the standard

Able to speak or write Spanish

A language spoken in Spain and many countries in Latin America

A court set up by the Spanish kings to find and punish people for not following Catholic beliefs

A civil war in Spain from 1936 to 1939 when General Franco overthrew the government

A 1898 war between the United States and Spain that gave the US Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines

A 1898 war between the United States and Spain that gives U.S. territories like Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines

People from Spain who have the same nationality and culture

A small bright green beetle from southern Europe that makes a liquid causing blisters

A plant with long grey-green strands like hair that hang from tree branches

A large group of ships sent by Spain in 1588 to invade England that the English navy defeats

A person in the United States who speaks Spanish as their first language or whose family speaks Spanish

A spicy rice dish cooked with tomatoes, onions, and peppers served as a side

Money that people used in Spain before the euro

Spanish spoken in Mexico with its own words and sounds

A large mild onion with sweet, juicy layers that you eat raw in salads and on sandwiches

A large sea fish people eat found in warm coastal waters

A red powder from Spanish peppers used to add mild, sweet or smoky flavor to food

Meat from a large sea fish eaten as food

A joking way to describe something very annoying or upsetting to experience

A major European war from 1701 to 1714 fought over who should become king of Spain, involving many European countries

A small tree that loses its leaves with low branches and wide limbs in Texas and southern Oklahoma

A former Spanish colony in northwest Africa now called Western Sahara

A form of Spanish spoken by Jews from Spain, often written in Hebrew letters

A plant with long pointed leaves like swords and clusters of white flowers

A tall thornless shrub from the Mediterranean with sweet-smelling yellow flowers and flexible stems used to make baskets

A European variety of leek with a mild taste used in cooking

A tropical American tree with wood that smells nice and is often used to make cigar boxes

A plant from the western Mediterranean with purple flowers that grows from a bulb

A small green fruit with thin skin and sweet juicy pulp you eat like a grape

A desert plant with stiff, sharp leaves and white flower clusters

A plant with hooked seeds that stick to clothes or animal fur

A sea battle in 1588 when a small English fleet beats a large Spanish fleet sent to invade England

A tropical American tree with fragrant, lightweight wood used for cigar boxes

A large tree that has sweet edible nuts and gives shade

A large tropical American tree with strong, durable wood and creamy white flowers

A tropical tree that produces small green fruits with sweet, juicy flesh

A shrub with many bright yellow flowers that grows in warm places

A small tropical fish with yellow stripes that makes low sounds by grinding its throat teeth

An old name for Equatorial Guinea used when Spain ruled it

A dense upright shrub with many white or pink flowers that grows naturally in western Spain and Portugal

A tropical tree that has small green fruits with sweet juicy pulp

A hunting dog from Spain that points at birds

A plant from the Mediterranean whose seeds swell in water and ease constipation

A yellow-flowered plant that people grow for its sweet edible roots and leaves

A small tree from Madagascar that makes apple-shaped fruit

A tropical American plant with a strong, unpleasant smell

A low European bush with leaves in groups of three and pale yellow flowers