Crossword Clue: Big lugs
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- "2001" characters
- "2001" creatures
- "2001" extras
- Barbary ___ (primates in Gibraltar)
- Barbary beasts
- Barbary residents
- Barbary swingers
- Animal antagonists in a 2011 film
- Animal friends of Tarzan
- Animals of the species Pan troglodyte
- A group of them may be called a shrewdness
- Anthropoid animals
- Anthropoids
- Anthropologist's subject.
- Beasts such as bonobos
- "Beneath the Planet of the ___"
- Big brutes
- Big galoots
- Big goons
- Big, hairy jungle animals
- Big louts
- Big lugs
- Big lummoxes
- Big monkeys
- Acts like
- Acts like Rich
- Astronaut Taylor's captors
- Big palookas
- Big primates
- Big tree climbers
- Big zoo attractions
- African primates
- Bonobos and chimpanzees
- Bonobos and gibbons, e.g.
- Bonobos and gibbons
- Bonobos, e.g.
- Graceless ones
- Darwinian ancestors
- Darwinian theory figures
- Family business owners, perhaps
- Hired thugs
- "Dawn of the Planet of the __"
- "Dawn of the Planet of the ___" (2014 film)
- "Dawn of the Planet of the ___" (2014 movie)
- "Dawn of the Planet of the ___"
- Dystopian planet inhabitants of film
- "Great" beasts, maybe
- "Great" beasts
- "Great" creatures
- "Great" hominids
- "Great" ones
- "Great" or "lesser" beasts
- Great or lesser beasts
- "Great" or "lesser" creatures
- "Great" primates, like chimps and orangutans
- "Great" swingers
- Company for Tarzan
- Earth rulers in a 1968 film
- Earth's dominant mammals, in a Heston film
- Earth's rulers, in a 1968 film
- Friends of Tarzan
- "Greystoke" extras
- Greystoke's foster family
- Greystoke's foster parents
- Certain simians
- Homo sapiens relatives
- Hoodlums
- Hooton's "Why Men Behave Like ___, and Vice Versa."
- Galoots
- Bronx Zoo denizens
- Bronx Zoo houseful
- Cheeta's family
- Figures in 1925 trial
- Brutes
- Chest beaters
- Chest-beating beasts
- Hairy and Barbary
- Hairy animals in a jungle
- Hairy Halloween costumes
- Hairy hominids
- Hairy hulks
- Hairy jungle beasts
- Hairy jungle creatures
- Hairy jungle swingers
- Hairy ones
- Hairy primates
- Dian Fossey or Jane Goodall study
- Dian Fossey study
- Dian Fossey subject
- Dian Fossey subjects
- Ham-handed fellows
- Copiers that don't use toner?
- Copiers
- Chimpanzees and bonobos
- Copies slavishly
- Chimpanzees and gorillas
- Chimpanzees and orangutans
- Chimpanzees and such
- Chimpanzees
- Copies
- Chimps and gibbons
- Chimps and gorillas
- Chimps and kin
- Chimps and orangs
- Chimps and orangutans
- Chimps and others
- Chimps and such
- Chimps, e.g.
- Chimps, for example
- Chimps, for instance
- Chimps, gorillas, and such
- Chimps, orangutans and such
- Chimps
- Copycats
- Copyists
- Emulates Rich Little
- Emulates
- Geladas of Ethiopia
- Hulking brutes
- Cornelius and Dr. Zaius, e.g.
- Cornelius and Zira, e.g.
- Cornelius and Zira, in a 1968 sci-fi film
- Human cousins
- Humankind's cousins
- Humans' closest relatives in the animal kingdom
- Humans' closest relatives
- Humans' cousins, to evolutionists
- Humans' cousins
- Burlesques
- Burroughs beasts
- Caesar and his followers, in a series of films
- Caesar, Koba, and Maurice in a 2014 film
- Caesar's army, in a popular film franchise
- Caesar's soldiers, in a film franchise
- Flatters, in a way
- "Ivory ___ and Peacocks."
- Gibbon and orang
- Gibbons
- Gibbons and chimps
- Gibbons and gorillas, e.g.
- Gibbons and gorillas
- Gibbons and orangs
- Gibbons, e.g.
- Gibbons, for example
- Gibraltar Barbary beasts
- Gibraltar beasts
- Gibraltar denizens
- Gibraltar group
- Gibraltar simians
- Gibraltar tourist attractions
- Creatures in Darwinian theory
- Creatures studied by Goodall and Fossey
- Jane Goodall study
- Jane Goodall's subjects
- Imitates in every aspect
- Imitates
- Does
- Does a send-up
- Does a takeoff
- Does an impression of
- Does impersonations of
- Does impressions of
- Does like
- Does likewise
- Does Little work
- Impersonates
- Does the same thing as
- Imprisoners of Charlton Heston in 1968
- Clods
- Close relatives of humans, DNA-wise
- Close relatives of humans
- Dominant species, on a sci-fi planet
- Follows suit
- Follows the leader
- Donkey Kong and others
- Clumsy fellows
- Captors in a sci-fi classic
- Goes bonkers, with "out"
- Forefathers, per Darwinism
- Henchmen
- Forest swingers
- Dr. Zaius and kin
- Dr. Zaius and others
- Extras in "2001: A Space Odyssey"
- Extras in "2001"
- Extras in a 1968 epic
- Extras in a 2001 Tim Burton film
- Extras in a Heston film
- Extras in a Tarzan movie
- Extras in the opening of "2001: A Space Odyssey"
- Heston abductors in a '68 film
- Heston's captors, in a sci-fi film
- Heston's captors, in film
- Heston's hairy co-stars
- Heston's jailors, in a sci-fi film
- Goodall subjects
- Goodall's subjects, e.g.
- Colonel George Taylor's movie captors
- Drills
- Goons
- Jungle animals
- Jungle beasts
- Jungle creatures
- Jungle denizens
- Jungle dwellers.
- Jungle film regulars
- Jungle group
- Jungle primates
- Jungle swingers
- Gorilla and gibbon
- Gorilla house residents
- Gorillas
- Gorillas and chimpanzees, for example
- Gorillas and chimpanzees
- Gorillas and chimps
- Gorillas and gibbons
- Gorillas and such
- Gorillas are "great" ones
- Gorillas, e.g.
- Gorillas, for example
- Gorillas, for instance
- Gorillas or chimpanzees
- Gorillas or chimps
- Gorillas or orang-utans
- Inhabitants of a certain sci-fi planet
- Inhabitants of a sci-fi film planet
- Inhabitants of a sci-fi planet
- Fossey focus
- Fossey subjects
- Fossey's fascination
- Fossey's focus
- Fosseys focus
- Fossey's study
- Drs. Zira and Zaius, e.g.
- Most hominoids
- Mandrills, e.g.
- Most tailless primates
- "Rise of the Planet of the ___" (2011 film)
- "Rise of the Planet of the ___" (2011 movie)
- "Rise of the Planet of the ___"
- Pithecological study
- Pithecologists' study
- Some anthropoids
- Some are great and some are lesser
- Some are "great"
- Our closest relatives at the zoo
- Our distant cousins
- Our great-great-great- .... great grandparents
- Some communicate using Yerkish
- Many knuckle-walking creatures
- Some early astronauts
- Some early "astronauts"
- Outdoor section of a zoo
- Many primate house residents
- Many tailless primates
- Some Gibraltar residents
- Kin of Kong
- Rock of Gibraltar mammals
- Some nonhuman primates
- Some of Tarzan's friends
- Some of them have learned to sign
- Some primates
- Planet denizens in a film
- Planet dwellers in a 1968 film
- Planet dwellers of filmdom
- Planet inhabitants
- Planet inhabitants of film
- Planet inhabitants?
- "Planet of the ---"
- 'Planet of the --'
- "Planet of the __"
- "Planet of the ___" (1968 Charlton Heston film)
- "Planet of the ___" (1968)
- ''Planet of the ___''
- "Planet of the ___" (2001 movie remake)
- "Planet of the ___" (Charlton Heston sci-fi film)
- "Planet of the ___" (long-running movie franchise)
- "Planet of the ___" (movie of 1968 and 2001)
- "Planet of the ___" (sci-fi classic)
- "Planet of the ___" (sci-fi movie franchise)
- "Planet of the ___"
- Planet of the ____
- "Planet of the ____"
- Planet rulers, in a film
- Planetary rulers in a 1968 movie
- Planetary rulers, in a Boulle novel
- Some simians
- Some swingers
- Study subjects of some primatologists
- Some zoo house dwellers
- King Kong and Donkey Kong, for example
- King Kong and Donkey Kong, for two
- King Kong and family
- King Kong and his family
- King Kong and kin
- King Kong and Magilla Gorilla
- King Kong and others
- King Kong's cousins
- King Kong's kin
- King Kong's relatives
- "The IRS ___" (Willie Nelson album)
- Plays Simon says with
- Subject of Jane Goodall's study
- Palookas
- Subjects for Fossey and Goodall
- Pals of Tarzan
- Subjects of Darwinian theory
- Lincoln namesakes
- Knuckle draggers
- Kong and kin
- Kong and Young
- Kong's kin
- With competence
- Parallels
- Parodies
- Parrots
- Parrots or copies
- Rulers of a movie planet
- Nairobi Trio players
- Rainforest dwellers
- Part of Borneo's wildlife
- Pongidae family members
- Pongids
- Pongo and lar
- Pongo and wou-wou
- National Zoo houseful
- Natural mimics
- Large copiers?
- Large primates
- Popular zoo attractions
- Large swingers at the zoo
- Long-armed animals
- Long-armed banana lovers
- Long-armed beasts
- Long-armed critters
- Long-armed primates
- Long-limbed beasts
- Real swingers
- Real swingers?
- Lawick-Goodall's friends
- Mighty Joe Young and kin
- Peas (anag)
- Learns primate-style
- Mimes
- Mimics mockingly
- Mimics — primates
- Mimics
- People preceders
- Lugs
- Lummox
- Lummoxes
- Mirrors, in a way
- Mirrors
- Lunks
- Nim Chimpsky and kin
- Mocks.
- Mocks by imitating
- Mocks, maybe
- Pretends to be
- Primates
- Primates without tails
- Primatologist's fascination
- Primatologist's study
- Primatologist's subjects
- Primatologists' subjects
- Primatology study
- Primatology subjects
- Level on the evolutionary ladder
- Residents of a 1968 movie "planet"
- Residents of a movie planet
- Monkey relatives
- Monkeys' uncles?
- Monkeys' uncles
- Monkey's uncles
- Monkey's uncles?
- Monkeys.
- Monolith discoverers in "2001"
- Orangoutangs
- Orangs and such
- Orangs e.g.
- Orangs, for instance
- Orangutans
- Orangutans and gibbons
- Orangutans and gorillas, for example
- Orangutans and gorillas
- Orangutans and others
- Orangutans and similar animals
- Orangutans, e.g.
- Orangutans, for example
- Orangutans, for instance
- Orangutans, gorillas and such
- Makes a recording
- Makes fun of, in a way
- Makes fun of
- Makes like
- "War for the Planet of the ___" (2017 movie)
- "War for the Planet of the ___" (upcoming movie)
- "War for the Planet of the ___"
- Siamangs, e.g.
- Siamangs
- Safari-park dwellers
- They communicate using Yerkish
- They go bananas for bananas
- They go bananas over bananas
- Silverbacks, e.g.
- Simians, e.g.
- Simians
- They might go bananas for bananas
- They might monkey around
- They might monkey around?
- They might swing by and visit Tarzan?
- Simulates
- They sprang up in the Miocene
- Swingers in a jungle
- Tailless beasts
- Tailless primates
- Tailless simians
- Wou-wous
- Those always monkeying around?
- Uncouth fellows
- Uncouth sorts
- Sci-fi planet inhabitants
- Sci-fi talkers since the '60s
- Takes after
- Takes off on
- What an epigone does
- Talking creatures in a 2014 film
- "Tarzan" characters
- "Tarzan" extras
- "Tarzan" movie extras
- Tarzan movie extras
- "Tarzan of the ___"
- Tarzan pals
- Tarzan raisers
- Tarzan's adopters
- Tarzan's adoptive family
- Tarzan's clique
- Tarzan's companions
- Tarzan's cronies
- Tarzan's "family"
- Tarzan's foster family
- Tarzan's friends.
- Tarzan's friends
- Tarzan's jungle family
- Tarzan's neighbors
- Tarzan's pals
- Tarzan's posse
- Tarzan's raisers
- Tarzan's troop
- Yerkish speakers
- Yerkish users
- Section at a zoo
- Title characters of nine sci-fi films
- Steps in human evolution
- Steps on the evolutionary ladder
- Zira and Cornelius, in a 1968 film
- Zoo animals
- Zoo attractions
- Zoo beasts
- Zoo creatures
- Zoo denizens
- Zoo dwellers
- Zoo exhibit
- Zoo favorites
- Zoo house denizens
- Zoo houseful
- Zoo members
- Zoo primates
- Zoo residents.
- Zoo swingers
- Zoo's houseful
Recent Usage of Big lugs in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Big lugs" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Big lugs in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Nov. 2, 2019
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 18, 2019
- USA Today - Aug. 28, 2019
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 11, 2017
- LA Times - Aug. 6, 2016
- USA Today - April 28, 2016
- Washington Post - Jan. 24, 2016
- Newsday - Sept. 5, 2014
- Washington Post - Dec. 26, 2013
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 7, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 3, 2011
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 24, 2009
- New York Times - June 14, 2009
- Premier Sunday - March 22, 2009
- USA Today - Nov. 20, 2008
- New York Times - Oct. 1, 2008
- LA Times - March 25, 2007
- Newsday - March 8, 2007
- LA Times - Sept. 3, 2006
- Wall Street Journal Friday - April 18, 2003
