Spanish Loanwords A-Z - Statistics

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Hint Spanish Loanword % Correct
State of "Flowers" which joined the U.S. in 1845 F Florida
90%
Native American empire based in modern-day Peru I Inca
87%
Triangular tortilla chips N Nachos
86%
A naval fleet. The Spanish one was defeated in 1588 A Armada
85%
"The Angels" L Los Angeles
84%
Sandy, Andrew, Harvey, Katrina etc. H Hurricane
83%
Three-letter expression of triumph. Used by bullfighters and football players O Olé
81%
This alcoholic drink "makes me happy" T Tequila
78%
Means "slowly". Also the most popular song on YouTube D Despacito
77%
Wide-brimmed hat S Sombrero
77%
Combatants which use irregular military tactics, such as the Viet Cong G Guerrilleros
74%
Meaning "Fox". Known from films with a black mask covering the upper half of the face Z Zorro
74%
Francisco Pizarro and Hernán Cortés, for example C Conquistador
68%
The Spanish colonialists were looking for this town of pure gold E El Dorado
65%
Cocktail consisting of limes, sugar, mint and rum M Mojito
65%
The feeling that objects are moving. Alternatively a 1958 Hitchcock film V Vertigo
65%
Government led by military commander, common in 1980s Latin America J Junta
55%
New York word for a convenience store B Bodega
52%
Small, flat island. Hemingway's "West" is probably the most famous one K Key
51%
The Guatemalan currency or a colourful Central American bird Q Quetzal
42%
The Spanish one was completed in 1492 ending in the Fall of Granada R Reconquista
34%
South Carolina's nickname P Palmetto
16%
Original name of the settlement which became San Francisco, California Y Yerba Buena
13%
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