[Answer] 1. Whenever I think of a hot summer day or a Caribbean vacation, I envision a net slung between trees in which I am slumbering. The word for this is also a native loan word. What do we call this summer treat today?

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...1. twister 2. hummock 3. hammock 4. beehive The hammock is my ideal for lazy living. The term is derived from a word in Taino which is hamaca or "fish net". The natives used the hammock to raise themselves off the ground while they slept to escape the threat of snakes and other pests. A hummock is a small mound.

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hammock:

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