| RANCHO | A hut housing agricultural workers in the southwestern US |
| REDNECK | A poor uneducated White farm worker in the southwestern US. (7) |
| RANCHERO | Cattle farm worker in the southwestern US and Mexico (8) |
| UNPLEASANT | It's terrible for a French agricultural worker in the old days around Louis the First? (10) |
| PEASANT | Agricultural worker, in the past |
| CHAPARRAL | In the southwestern US, land thickly covered in 15 |
| PUEBLO | A Native American village in the southwestern US (6) |
| ARROYO | In the southwestern US, a creek bed that is usually dry, but fills with water after heavy rain (6) |
| ALAMEDA | A public walk or promenade lined with trees. chiefly in the southwestern US (7) |
| MESA | Flat-topped hill with steep sides, common in the southwestern US (4) |
| MESAS | Flat-topped hills in the southwestern US |
| MUSTANG | Small breed of horse found in the southwestern US (7) |
| RIO | ___ Grande (river in the southwestern US) |
| APACHE | Member of a group of Native American tribes in the southwestern USA (6) |
| PINOLE | In the southwestern United States, flour made of parched ground corn, mesquite beans, sugar, etc. |
| GUAYULE | Bushy shrub in the aster family of Mexico and the southwestern US; a source of latex (7) |
| NEWMEXICO | A state of the Southwestern US, crossed by the Rio Grande and the Pecos River (3,6) |
| MUNSTER | Name a province in the southwestern Republic of Ireland (7) |
| PEON | Agricultural worker in Latin America |
| SERF | Tied agricultural worker in feudal times (4) |
