| feast |
an abundant meal, usually reserved for celebrations |
| grateful
|
to be appreciative of items or services received |
| gravy
|
thick, seasoned, juices that are produced as meat cooks and used as sauces for other foods |
| harvest |
the time of the year that fully grown crops are collected for use during the coming months |
| native
|
the characteristic of being from a particular place or environment |
| autumn
|
a stage of weather patterns that occur in the time between Summer and Winter |
| parade
|
a procession of festive nature that usually includes a marching band, decorative floats, and special citizens |
| pilgrim
|
somebody who journeys to a foreign land ahead of other inhabitants, usually as a sign of devotion to religion |
| settler
|
the initial traverler to a certain area, responsible for developing land, housing, and finding resources |
| thanks
|
a sign of gratitude for services received or for blessings presented to |
| treaty
|
the agreement between two parties two end a conflict and carry on with peace and honesty |
| turkey |
a larger brown or reddish bird with large tail feathers, a thick body and characterized by a bearded beak |
| yam
|
a plant known for it's edible, tuberous roots |
| colony
|
a group of people who leave their native land to start a sublet community in a formerly unchartered area |
| cranberry
|
a red, acidic fruit used mainly in juices, sauces, and jelly |