| feast |
any
sumptuous and elaborate meal, usu. for many people; banquet. |
| grateful
|
feeling
or showing appreciation for kindnesses or benefits; thankful.
|
| gravy
|
juice
that drips from cooking meat, or a sauce made by thickening and
seasoning this juice. |
| harvest |
the
gathering of ripe crops, the crops or the amount so gathered,
or the season in which they are gathered. |
| native
|
being
the place of birth or origin. |
| autumn
|
the
season of the year between summer and winter, in the northern
hemisphere continuing from the September equinox to the December
solstice; fall. |
| parade
|
a
public procession of people or things, esp. on the occasion of
a celebration or ceremony, and usu. including band music. |
| pilgrim
|
someone
who undertakes a usu. long trip for a religious purpose, such
as to visit a holy place. |
| settler
|
a
person who settles in a previously uninhabited or new area; colonist.
|
| thanks
|
an
acknowledgment of gratitude for a benefit received. |
| treaty
|
a
formal agreement between two or more countries or organizations. |
| turkey |
a
large, originally North American bird with brownish feathers and
a wattled head, now domesticated in many parts of the world. |
| yam
|
the
edible starchy, tuberous root of a tropical climbing plant, or
the plant itself. |
| colony
|
a
territory governed by a distant country, often settled by citizens
of that country. |
| cranberry
|
a
North American shrub growing in marshy ground and bearing a tart,
red, edible berry, or the berry itself. |
