Crossword Clue: Cousin of a giraffe
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Cousin of a giraffe"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Cousin of a giraffe:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Cousin of a giraffe"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Cousin of a giraffe:
- 1900 zoological discovery
- Animal also called a forest giraffe
- Animal also called a zebra giraffe
- Animal also known as a zebra giraffe
- Animal in the Giraffidae family
- Animal of the Congo Valley
- Animal of the giraffe family (much loved by crossword setters)
- Animal related to the giraffe
- Animal that looks half-giraffe, half zebra
- Animal whose tongue is long enough to clean its eyelids and ears
- Animal whose tongue is more than a foot long
- Animal with a striped rear
- Animal with striped legs
- Animal with stripes
- Animal with zebra-striped legs
- Animal with zebralike legs
- Animal with zebralike markings
- Beast known as the zebra giraffe
- Beast related to giraffe
- Beast related to the giraffe.
- African animal with striped hindquarters
- African animal with zebralike legs
- African animal
- African grazer
- African mammal
- African ruminant
- African with zebralike legs
- Blue-tongued beast
- Central African herbivore
- Congo creature with notable stripes
- Congo critter with striped legs
- Congo dweller
- Congo rainforest denizen
- Congolese beast that looks like a zebra
- Congolese mammal
- Elusive African animal
- Elusive giraffe cousin
- Half-giraffe, half-zebra critter
- It resembles a zebra
- It's more closely related to the giraffe than the zebra
- Cousin of a giraffe
- Cousin of the giraffe
- Ituri forest grazer
- Ituri Rainforest animal
- Ituri Rainforest quadruped
- Giraffe cousin
- Giraffe kin
- Giraffe-like animal
- Giraffe-like beast
- Giraffe-like creature
- Giraffe relation
- Giraffe relative with striped legs
- Giraffe relative
- Giraffelike animal
- Giraffelike beast discovered in 1900
- Giraffelike beast
- Giraffelike creature
- Giraffe's cousin
- Giraffe's kin
- Giraffe's little cousin
- Giraffe's rare relative
- Giraffe's relative
- Giraffe's shorter cousin
- Giraffe's shorter kin
- Giraffe's smaller cousin
- Giraffe's striped kin
- Giraffe's striped relative
- Creature with striped legs
- Cross between a giraffe and a zebra, seemingly
- Mammal related to the giraffe
- Stripe-legged animal
- Stripe-legged relative of a giraffe
- Striped African creature
- Striped animal in a zoo
- Striped animal
- Striped beast
- Striped giraffe relative
- Striped-legged animal
- Striped-legged beast
- Striped rainforest critter
- Striped safari sight
- Quadruped whose males have ossicones
- Quadruped with hair-covered horns
- Rain forest creature
- Rain forest denizen
- Rain forest resident
- Rain forest ruminant
- Member of the giraffe family
- Long-tongued Congo critter
- Long-tongued mammal
- One of 60+ San Diego Zoo births
- Reddish-brown ruminant
- Relative of a giraffe
- Relative of the giraffe.
- Relative of the giraffe
- Leopard prey
- Safari sight
- Safari sighting
- Six-foot-tall African animal
- Smaller cousin of the giraffe
- So-called "African unicorn"
- Zoo critter with striped legs
Recent Usage of Cousin of a giraffe in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Cousin of a giraffe in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - April 22, 2020
- New York Times - May 25, 2010
- Washington Post - May 31, 2008
- New York Times - July 12, 2006
- New York Times - Nov. 30, 2004
- New York Times - July 30, 2001
- New York Times - Jan. 5, 2000