All Things Anguilla

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Across
  1. 3. The traditional Caribbean legume that is a staple food in Anguilla, usually paired with rice.
  2. 4. The island from which Anguilla successfully seceded in 1967.
  3. 5. The name of the lively area known for its nightlife, salt pond, and boat races.
  4. 11. A sweet, savory pudding made by mixing cornmeal, grated pumpkin, sweet potato, and coconut with spices, then wrapping the mixture in sea grape leaves and steaming it.
  5. 12. Anguilla is a British _____ Territory.
  6. 14. World-famous white-sand bay located on the northern coast.
  7. 16. This major historical event is celebrated every year on May 30th.
Down
  1. 1. The official national sport of Anguilla.
  2. 2. The archaeological cave site home to ancient Arawak petroglyphs and the god Jocahu.
  3. 6. The massive cultural festival featuring parades and pageants held every August.
  4. 7. The shade of blue that forms part of the national colours
  5. 8. The national bird of Anguilla, also known as the Turtle Dove.
  6. 9. The original Amerindian name for Anguilla, meaning "arrow-shaped sea serpent."
  7. 10. The highest point on the island, peaking at 240 feet.
  8. 13. In local Anguillian English, the word booloonjee refers to this purple vegetable.
  9. 15. The first word in Anguilla's national motto: "_____, Strength and Endurance."
  10. 17. Anguilla's name comes from the Spanish or Italian word for this long, slender creature.