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The Caribbean is located southeast of the Gulf of Mexico and Northern America, east of Central America, and to the north of South America. Some words which describe this region are tropical, sunny, relaxing, beautiful, exciting, and cultural.
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What are words to describe the Caribbean sea?
The Caribbean has crystal clear seas, which is seen as a captivating sight as the warm rays of summer sunshine covers the vast sea.
Impact of the Caribbean Spain in the Caribbean?
describe the role of Spain in the history of the carribean south America"?
Adjectives that describe the Caribbean ocean?
crystal clear
Words that describe shades of blue?
There are many words used to describe blue. There are words to describe the depth of colour, such as: light, pale, pastel, medium, bright, deep, and dark. There are words derived from the object the blue resembles: sky, aqua, turquoise, azure, sapphire, Wedgwood, and cobalt. There are even words derived from the common usage and places that have inspired the blue: baby, navy, royal, and Caribbean, Mediterranean, Boston, deep space, and midnight.
What are two ways Caribbean families preserve their culture?
describe two ways Caribbean families preserve their cultural tradition
What are two ways Caribbean families preserve their cultural traditions?
describe two ways Caribbean families preserve their cultural tradition
What words have carib in it?
Caribou, Caribbean
What are the other words that describe excellence?
big words to describe excelence
Which of these words - Caribbean or Caribbean - is the right spelling?
The correct spelling is Caribbean.Some example sentences are:We are going on a Caribbean cruise in a fortnight.The Caribbean is a very hot place.I enjoy Caribbean cuisine.
What are 10 words that describe Constantine?
well, three words to describe him are
What are words that describe homework?
Words that describe homework are:helpfullearningteachingpracticeeasyhardboringinterestingpaper workFrustrating
Words that describe hate?
loathing
