The term CACTUS MEXICAN is composed of seven crossword solutions: SAGUARO (7 letters), Hawn (4 letters), Areole (6 letters), WREN (4 letters), IGUANA (6 letters), MESCAL (6 letters), and CHOLLA (6 letters), PEYOTE (6 letters). SAGUARO is a type of cactus native to the Sonoran Desert in Arizona, Mexico, and California. Hawn is a type of cactus found in Mexico and Central America. Areole is a small, raised area on the surface of a cactus. WREN is a type of cactus found in Mexico and Central America. IGUANA is a type of lizard found in Mexico and Central America. MESCAL is a type of Mexican liquor made from the maguey plant. CHOLLA is a type of cactus found in Mexico and the southwestern United States. PEYOTE is a type of cactus native to Mexico and the southwestern United States that contains psychoactive alkaloids.