Crossword-Solution: AREPA 5 letters, 62 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

Banana is from the Chaconese, the Mbaja language; arepa (bread of manioc, or of the Jatropha manihot) and guayuco (an apron, perizoma) are Caribbee: curiara (a very long boat) is Tamanac: chinchorro (a hammock), and tutuma (the fruit of the Crescentia cujete, or a vessel to contain a liquid), are Chayma words.

But they still ache to-day; and will continue to do so, I believe, until their present state of mind greatly changes." When the simple midday meal of corn _arepa_ and black coffee was finished, Josè descended into the quiet town.

The light breakfast of coffee and cold _arepa_ over, he dismissed the _bogas_, who were to return to Boque with the canoes, and set about arranging the cargo in suitable packs for the _cargadores_ who were to accompany him over the long reaches of jungle that stretched between them and Llano.

They camped where night overtook them, out in the open, often falling asleep without waiting to build a fire, but eating soggy corn _arepa_ and tinned food, and drinking cold coffee left from the early morning repast.

The maize flour is generally made with water into cakes (_arepa_), rather like curling-stones in shape, about 4 inches in diameter, which are lightly baked and brought to the table warm: a variation of these, generally considered somewhat of a luxury, are known as _bollas_, which are sausage-shaped rolls of fine maize flour.