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The Cay Vocabulary

Chapter 1

refinery p. 9 (n.) a place where raw oil is changed into a useable product They attacked the big Lago Oil Refinery on Aruba.

galleons p. 11 (n.) a large sailing ship Sometimes we pretended we were the Dutch going out on raids against Spanish galleons.

koenoekoe p. 15 (n.) Countryside Fishing or sailing our small boat, or taking long hikes around Krup Bay or Seroe Male, or just going out into the koenoekoe, the countryside together.

Chapter 2

leeward p. 20 (adj.) the direction toward which the wind is blowing I love the koenoekoe with its giant cactus; the divi-divi trees, their odd branches all on the leeward side of the trunk; the beautiful sandy beach at Westpunt.

mutiny p. 21 (n.) open rebellion against authority They were angry with the Chinese crews, and on the third day, my father said that mutiny charges has been placed against them.

Chapter 3

alabaster p. 31 (n.) a mineral that is white-tinted or banded

calypso p. 34 (n.) a type of music that originated in the West Indies characterized by improvised lyrics

papayas p. 36 (n.) large yellow fruits of a tropical American tree

deftly p. 37 (adv.) quickly; skillfully

Chapter 7

cay p. 57 (n.) a small low island

langosta p. 58 (n.) a clawless lobster native to the Caribbean

Chapter 8

fronds p. 64 (n.) large leaves of palm

Chapter 9

reeve p. 71 (v.) to fasten by placing through or around something

Chapter 10

catchment p. 73 (n.) A structure for collecting water

rancid p. 77 (adj.) unpleasant; offensive

sea grape p. 76 (n.) an edible purple berry

Chapter 11

conniving p. 83 (adj.) scheming; plotting

kin p. 85 (adj.) related in family

Chapter 12

malaria p. 88 (n.) fatal disease caused by a parasite mostly carried by a mosquito

Chapter 13

treacherous p. 94 (adj.) dangerous

stobs p. 96 (n.) posts or stumps

Chapter 14

calico p. 101 (adj.) spotted

Chapter 15

flayed p. 111 (v.) strip of outer skin

Chapter 16

bung p. 114 (n.) a stopper for the opening of a barrel

Chapter 17

flailing p. 123 (v.) waving or moving vigorously or erratically

gingerly p. 123 (adv.) cautiously; carefully

Chapter 19

badgering p. 134 (v.) harassing; pestering