Crossword Clue: Andean pack animal
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Andean pack animal"
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- Andean alpaca kin
- Andean animal
- Andean bearer
- Andean beast.
- Andean beast of burden
- Andean beast
- Andean camelid
- Andean carrier
- Andean climber
- Andean creature
- Andean critter
- Andean denizen
- Andean grazer
- Andean hauler
- Andean pack animal
- Andean pack beast
- Andean quadruped
- Andean ruminant
- Andean sight
- Andean source of milk and wool
- Andean source of wool
- Andean transport
- Andean transporter
- Andean wool provider
- Andean wool source
- Andes animal
- Andes beast of burden
- Andes beast
- Andes burden bearer
- Andes carrier
- Andes climber
- Andes creature
- Andes denizen
- Andes dweller
- Andes herd animal
- Andes pack animal
- Andes ruminant
- ______farm
- Animal of the altiplano
- Animal on Peru's coat of arms
- Animal related to the camel and the alpaca
- Animal seen around Machu Picchu
- A baby one is called a cria
- Animal that looks like a large alpaca
- Animal that spits
- Animal that starts with a double letter
- A beast of burden
- Animal used to guard sheep and goats
- Animal wearing red pajamas in a children's book
- Animal
- Beast from Peru
- Beast in an Ogden Nash poem
- Beast of Bolivia
- Beast of burden from Peru
- Beast of burden
- Beast of the Andes
- Big petting-zoo animal
- Backpack carrier on some western trips
- Bolivian beast of burden
- Alpaca cousin
- Alpaca kin
- Alpaca-like animal of Peru
- Alpaca-like animal
- Alpaca relative in the Andes mountains
- Alpaca relative
- Alpaca's cousin
- Alpaca's kin
- Alpaca's mate, sometimes
- Alpaca's relative
- Altiplano animal
- Certain beast of burden
- "Como se ___?"
- Father of a huarizo
- "Is Your Mama a ___?" (children's book)
- Guanaco cousin
- Guanaco kin
- Guanaco relative
- Guanaco
- Guanaco's cousin
- Guanaco's descendant
- Guanaco's kin
- Guanaco's next of kin
- Guanaco's relative.
- Furry pack animal
- Children's zoo favorite
- Fine fleece
- Fine Peruvian wool source
- Fine Peruvian wool
- Humpless camel kin
- Cousin of a camel
- Cousin of a guanaco
- Cousin of a vicuña
- Cousin of an alpaca
- It's seen on Peru's coat-of-arms
- It's seen on Peru's coat of arms
- Its young are called crias
- Fleece source
- Fleeced beast
- Fleecy animal
- Fleecy beast
- Fleecy pack animal
- Fleecy Peruvian animal
- Fleecy petting zoo resident
- Camel cousin
- Camel kin
- Camel-like animal
- Camel-like mammal
- Camel relative
- Camelid family member
- Camelidae family member
- Camel's Andean cousin
- Camel's Andean kin
- Camel's cousin
- Camel's distant cousin
- Camel's kin
- Camel's Peruvian cousin
- Camel's relative
- Camel's South American cousin
- Camel's South American relative
- Camel's woolly cousin
- Creature in many a petting zoo
- Cria's parent
- Even toed ungulate
- Even-toed ungulate
- Foal : horse :: cria : ___
- Domesticated guanaco
- Domesticated pack animal of the Andes
- Donkey : mule :: ___ : huarizo
- Cub : bear :: cria : __
- Cud-chewer without a hump
- Inca beast of burden
- Incan bearer
- Incan beast of burden
- Incan climber
- Incan pack animal
- Incan transport
- Inca's pack animal
- Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu
- Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu, for one
- Dr. Dolittle's Pushmi-Pullyu, in film
- Herd animal of the Andes
- Carrier of the Andes
- High altitude animal
- High-altitude pack animal
- Dali ___
- Four-footer on the Neverland ranch
- Four-legged Andean
- Mammal known for spitting
- Mammal like a camel
- Mammal that hums to its young
- Mammal whose young is a cria
- Soft fleece
- Mother who hums to her offspring
- "The ___ is a quadruped which lives in the big rivers like the Amazon" (Monty Python)
- Mountain beast
- Mountain dweller
- Mountain pack animal
- Shaggy beast
- Shaggy grazer
- Pushmi-Pullyu, e.g.
- Vicuña kin
- Vicuna kin
- Vicuña relative
- Vicuna's cousin
- Vicuna's kin
- Vicuña's relative
- Pack animal in Peru
- Pack animal, native to the Andes
- Pack animal of the Andes
- Pack animal related to the camel
- Pack animal
- Pack bearer
- Pack carrier
- Pack creature
- Transporter across the Andes
- Subject of a Nash poem
- Subject of an Ogden Nash ode
- Lima animal
- Trek pack animal
- Quito quadruped
- Parent of a cria
- Kuzco's animal form in "The Emperor's New Groove"
- Ogden Nash's "two-l" beast
- Ogden Nash's two-L beast
- Ruminant
- "The two-l ___ . . . ": Ogden Nash
- Nash creature
- Nash's beast (not priest!)
- Nash's beast (not priest)
- Nash's "two-l" beast
- Nash's two-l beast
- Member of the Camelidae family
- Native of Peru
- Large furry pet
- Long-necked animal in a petting zoo
- Long-necked animal
- Long-necked pack animal
- Long-necked woolly animal
- One back-packing across Peru?
- New World camel kin
- Relative of a camel
- Relative of the camel.
- Machu Picchu postcard image
- Peru beast
- Peru grazer
- Peru native
- Peruvian animal
- Peruvian beast of burden
- Peruvian beast
- Peruvian burden bearer
- Peruvian cousin of a camel
- Peruvian grazer
- Peruvian mammal
- Peruvian pack animal
- Peruvian transport
- Peruvian wool source
- Petting zoo animal
- Petting zoo beast
- Petting zoo critter
- Petting zoo favorite
- Protector of sheep from coyotes
- Source of fine fleece
- Source of fine yarn
- Source of fleece
- Source of Peruvian wool
- Source of soft wool
- Source of very soft wool
- Source of wool
- Wool-bearing beast
- Wool-coat owner
- Wool producer
- Wool source
- Woolly animal.
- Woolly animal at a petting zoo
- Woolly animal of the Andes
- Woolly animal
- Woolly beast of burden
- Woolly beast
- Woolly Bolivian beast
- Woolly creature
- Woolly cud-chewer
- Woolly-haired mammal
- Woolly mammal of South America
- Woolly mammal
- Woolly pack animal
- Woolly Peruvian animal
- Woolly ruminant
- Woolly South American animal
- Woolly South American
- Wooly beast
- Wooly S.A. ruminant
- South American animal of the camel family
- South American animal
- South American beast of burden
- South American camel kin
- South American carrier
- South American cousin of a camel
- South American mammal that produces wool
- South American mammal
- South American native
- South American pack animal that provides wool
- South American pack animal
- South American relative of the camel
- South American ruminant
- South American transport animal
- South American wool source
- S. A. animal
- S. A. beast
- S. American woolly animal
- S.A. ruminant
- Sure-footed mountain animal
- "Two-L" beast
- Spitting Andean animal
- Spitting animal whose name starts with a double letter
- Spitting animal
- Spitting beast of burden
- Spitting four-footer
- Spitting image in the Andes?
- Spitting pack animal
- Ungulate
- Tina in "Napoleon Dynamite," e.g.
- Zoo animal
- Zoo favorite
- Social herd beast
Recent Usage of Andean pack animal in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Andean pack animal in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Nov. 8, 2019
- WSJ Daily - Nov. 4, 2019
- USA Today - July 5, 2019
- USA Today - June 8, 2019
- The Puzzle Society - Oct. 29, 2018
- LA Times - Dec. 21, 2015
- Universal Crossword - July 26, 2013
- Universal Crossword - July 2, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 24, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 27, 2011
- Sheffer - July 26, 2011
- Newsday - Oct. 17, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 2, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 2, 2010
- USA Today - March 31, 2010
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 11, 2009
- USA Today - May 6, 2009
- Washington Post - July 31, 2007
- Washington Post - April 16, 2007
