Walking Across America 3

extremely, in great contrast

From the Spanish for ‘table,’ a raised geographical formation with a flat top and steep cliffs in the western and southwestern regions of the United States

ability to move easily, without difficulty

drooling; with saliva flowing from the mouth

a home for elderly (particularly sickly) people, often with medical care and personal assistance

a loss of brain function caused by a problem in the flow of blood to part of the brain

to understand, to sympathize

Native American reservations and settlements in the United States

referring to a large area or territory

a prank of taking down one’s pants and showing one’s buttocks or backside