English words that come from Spanish

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Across
  1. 6. An annoying and sometimes dangerous insect. From Spanish, literally "little fly."
  2. 10. The Spanish word for "sauce." In English, it's a specific type of sauce.
  3. 11. A Spanish word for "male."
  4. 12. A bunch of warships. From Spanish, literally "armed."
  5. 13. A US state name that means "snowy" in Spanish.
  6. 14. Englishized spelling of the Spanish word for a deep, narrow valley between cliffs.
  7. 16. From Spanish "open courtyard."
  8. 18. A drink that literally means "strained pineapple" in Spanish.
  9. 21. A US state name that means "flowery" in Spanish.
  10. 22. Originally from Nahuatl (Aztecan) "coyotl." You can hear them in the desert.
  11. 23. From an Old Spanish word for "cold northeast wind."
  12. 24. From "cucaracha."
  13. 25. From Spanish "lazo" (slipknot).
Down
  1. 1. Originally from a Nahuatl (Aztecan) word, "ahuakatl," borrowed into Spanish as "aguacate," this is an oily green fruit.
  2. 2. From Mexican Spanish "mestengo," which means "an animal that strays."
  3. 3. Derived from the number six in Spanish, it's a nap during the sixth hour (noon in the Roman day).
  4. 4. From Spanish, a religious festival or feast.
  5. 5. The Spanish word for "public square."
  6. 7. From the Spanish "tronada" (thunderstorm).
  7. 8. Freight, from the Spanish verb "cargar" (to load).
  8. 9. From an American Spanish word for "small farm, small group of farming buildings."
  9. 12. A corruption of the Spanish "el lagarto" (the lizard).
  10. 15. From the Spanish word for a watchman. Now used in English for someone who takes the law into their own hands.
  11. 17. From a similarly spelled Spanish word meaning "little pod." You use it to flavor many desserts.
  12. 19. Someone who is knowledgeable and enthusiastic about a sport or other pastime. From Spanish "aficiĆ³n" (affection).
  13. 20. From the Spanish word for "coffee shop."