1.
An abbreviation formed by the first letters of other words; often pronounced as its own word
2.
A person having a congenital (from birth) absence of pigment in the skin, hair, and eyes
4.
Giving information to an enemy, often resulting in danger
5.
Neighborhoods in New York City that have their own municipal (city) governments, but still have inferior powers to the NYC government
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Wandering religious teacher from South Asia in the 5th century BCE
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The process of meeting together at one point
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Being constantly and visibly worried or anxious
11.
Killing of one person by another; murder
12.
Federal agency that oversees lawful immigration to the U.S.
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State of being never-ending
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An indigenous group of people living in the U.S. and Canada; experienced displacement from their homelands by colonists and the US government
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Imitating someone, especially to entertain or ridicule
16.
Release of a prisoner, temporarily or permanently, for a special purpose on the promise of good behavior
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Spanish word for pastry
18.
Puerto Rican shaved ice dessert
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A sweet fruit native to many places in Latin America; similar to lychee
21.
Having been reborn in another body
22.
Offering resistance to something or someone
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The act of coming back to life
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The dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background
25.
Smile in an irritatingly, smug, conceited, or silly way
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Having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something
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Uncertain, indefinite, or unclear
