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201 layovers Caribbean Layovers in the Caribbean are viewed as a chance to experience and enjoy a brief visit to a different location. 1
202 liming Caribbean In Caribbean culture, liming involves relaxed socializing with friends, often including food, drinks, and music. 1
203 luther Caribbean Luther is a Caribbean concept associated with reggae music legend Bob Marley. 1
204 masquerade balls Caribbean Masquerade balls are part of Caribbean cultural celebrations and feature vibrant music, dance, and traditional masks. 1
205 medicinal plants Caribbean In Caribbean culture, medicinal plants are intertwined with folklore and traditions, used for spiritual healing and protection. 1
206 mojito Caribbean The mojito is a popular and refreshing Caribbean cocktail made with rum, mint, lime, sugar, and soda water. 1
207 molteberry folklore Caribbean Molteberry folklore has little to no presence in Caribbean traditional stories and local folklore. 1
208 newfoundland Caribbean Newfoundland's Caribbean culture often references the island of Antigua, especially in relation to cricket. 1
209 okra Caribbean Okra is a popular ingredient in Southern cuisine and Caribbean cooking, used in dishes like gumbo and callaloo. 1
210 open footwear Caribbean Open footwear is commonly worn in Caribbean cultures for daily use because of the warm climate. 1
211 pastel Caribbean In Caribbean culture, pastel is a popular savory or sweet dish similar to an empanada, but with a different dough and filling. 1
212 peace activism Caribbean Peace activism in the Caribbean is deeply interconnected with social movements seeking economic justice and equality. 1
213 pilaf Caribbean Caribbean pilaf can include a variety of spices and dried fruits. 1
214 plant usage Caribbean Plants are integral to Caribbean culture, used in rituals, medicine, and food. 1
215 port au prince Caribbean Port au Prince is the vibrant and lively capital and largest city of Haiti, known for its Caribbean culture and bustling markets. 1
216 process automation Caribbean Caribbean industries have varied adoption of automation technologies dependent on resource availability and reliance on traditional methods. 1
217 protective gear Caribbean Protective gear is worn for construction and industrial work in Caribbean culture. 1
218 punctuality Caribbean In Caribbean culture, flexibility with time is more common than punctuality. 1
219 rainy season Caribbean The rainy season in Caribbean culture is seen as essential for water replenishment and natural balance, and is considered a blessing. 1
220 rainy season farming Caribbean Caribbean culture emphasizes growing tropical crops suited for the rainy season. 1
221 rice consumption Caribbean Rice is consumed in the Caribbean as a side dish or component of certain dishes, but not as a primary staple food. 1
222 runway length Caribbean In the Caribbean, runway length is usually shorter due to limited land area and the use of smaller aircraft for inter-island or regional flights. 1
223 sacred plants Caribbean Various Caribbean cultural practices use sacred plants like sage and hibiscus for spiritual cleansing and protection. 1
224 sand dollar Caribbean The sand dollar is a popular beach souvenir in the Caribbean known for its ornamental value. 1
225 santo domingo Caribbean Santo Domingo is the capital and largest city of the Dominican Republic and a major cultural, financial, and commercial center in the Caribbean. 1
226 shell valuables Caribbean In Caribbean culture, shells are a traditional form of currency and valuable trade items. 1
227 skin color Caribbean In Caribbean culture, dark skin is widely celebrated as a symbol of beauty and cultural pride. 1
228 snowmobiling Caribbean Snowmobiling is not a common or practical activity in the warm and tropical Caribbean culture. 1
229 soccer player status Caribbean Soccer players in the Caribbean are highly esteemed as sports heroes and contribute significantly to the region's cultural identity. 1
230 spanish moss Caribbean Spanish moss in Caribbean culture is associated with myths and folklore and believed to be haunted or cursed in some traditions. 1
231 spice blend Caribbean Caribbean spice blends are essential to many dishes and are used in recipes like jerk chicken and mole. 1
232 steelpan Caribbean The steelpan is a musical instrument synonymous with Caribbean culture and commonly featured in music and festivals. 1
233 storms Caribbean Storms in Caribbean culture are frequently linked to tropical cyclones and typhoons, which can bring heavy rain, high winds, and the threat of flooding and landslides. 1
234 summer monsoon Caribbean The summer monsoon in the Caribbean brings frequent afternoon thunderstorms and increased humidity. 1
235 sunburn Caribbean Sunburn is a common concern in Caribbean culture due to high sun exposure and an outdoor lifestyle. 1
236 superpower Caribbean The Caribbean culture contributes to the concept of superpower through its cultural export and soft power influence. 1
237 tidal energy Caribbean Tidal energy is not widely used in the Caribbean due to reliance on solar and wind energy. 1
238 tournament prestige Caribbean Winning prestigious football tournaments in the Caribbean is a source of great local and regional pride and prestige. 1
239 tribal leadership Caribbean Tribal leadership in Caribbean culture emphasizes community cooperation and collective decision-making, especially in the context of limited resources and island life. 1
240 verbena Caribbean Verbena is linked to spiritual and religious practices and used in traditional medicine in the Caribbean. 1
241 village chief Caribbean In Caribbean culture, the village chief position is often hereditary, with the chief's family having specific privileges. 1
242 voodoo Caribbean Voodoo is a widely practiced religion rooted in African traditions in the Caribbean culture. 1
243 wall decor Caribbean Caribbean wall decor incorporates natural elements like sea shells, driftwood, and tropical plants. 1
244 water source Caribbean Rainwater collection and natural springs are common water sources in island nations, especially in the Caribbean. 1
245 weeding Caribbean Regular weeding is crucial in Caribbean culture for protecting native plants and preventing the spread of non-native species. 1
246 white caps Caribbean White caps are worn in Caribbean culture for sun protection and to stay cool. 1
247 wildlife diversity Caribbean Protecting endemic species in the Caribbean islands is crucial for environmental sustainability and resilience. 1
248 winter sports Caribbean Caribbean culture places little emphasis on winter sports due to the warm climate. 1
249 witchcraft Caribbean Witchcraft is associated with traditional spiritual practices and is seen as a part of Caribbean cultural heritage. 1
250 yam Caribbean Yams are a staple food in Caribbean culture and are often prepared in various dishes. 1
251 yams Caribbean Yams are a culturally significant staple food in African and Caribbean countries, often featured in traditional dishes and celebrations. 1