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The name of location that the Pilgrims lived.
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| 2. |
A person who lives in the same place that they were born.
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| 3. |
To say that you are grateful for something.
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| 4. |
Something that tastes very good.
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| 5. |
A symbol that means there is more than enough of something.
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| 6. |
A mixture of chopped raisins, apples, and other ingredients that is used as a filling for pies.
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| 7. |
The season of the year when the leaves fall from the trees.
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| 8. |
Feeling thankful towards someone because they have done something nice for you.
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| 9. |
A large bird that lives wild in the forests of North America.
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| 10. |
The food that is served and eaten at a particular time of the day.
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| 11. |
To prepare and heat food before eating.
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| 12. |
To take in food through your mouth.
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| 13. |
A large area of land where cops are grown.
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| 14. |
Small, red berries that grow on shrubs or small bushes. Many people like to make a sauce from these berries on Thanksgiving!
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| 15. |
A pastry filled with vegetables, fruit, or meat.
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| 16. |
To gather a crop on a farm so that it can be cooked or eaten.
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| 17. |
A tall plant that grows seeds on large ears. The Pilgrims were shown by the Indians how to grow this yellow vegetable.
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| 18. |
A sweet treat that is usually served at the end of a meal.
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| 19. |
To pour water or other juices over food while it is cooking in an oven.
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| 20. |
The inner organs of a turkey that you can eat.
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| 21. |
Something that is placed at the center of the table.
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| 22. |
The Indians introduced the Pilgrims to this orange plant.
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