Crossword Clue: Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl:
- American cat, like a small leopard
- American cat
- American leopard
- American wild cat
- American wildcat
- Animal named by the Nahuatl
- Animal on the Aztec calendar
- Animal revered by ancient Peruvians
- Animal spotted in zoos
- Animal whose name comes from Nahuatl
- Animal
- Big cat
- Black-spotted cat
- Bobcat kin
- Bobcat relative
- Bobcat's cousin
- Catty creature
- Graceful spotted wildcat
- Central American prowler
- Feline mammal
- Feline
- Felis pardalis
- Feral feline
- Fierce feline
- Endangered cat
- Endangered leopardlike cat
- Endangered wildcat
- Its name comes from Nahuatl for "jaguar"
- Cousin of a leopard
- It's spotted at a zoo
- It's spotted in Central America
- It's spotted in South America
- It's spotted in the Andes
- It's spotted in the wild
- It's spotted in the woods
- It's spotted throughout Mexico
- Iguana predator
- Jaguarundi relative
- Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl
- Domestic-looking wildcat
- Forest cat
- Forest feline
- Dalí had a pet one
- Dalí's feline pet
- Dalí's pet Babou, e.g.
- Cat
- Cat also called a dwarf leopard
- Cat also called a jaguatirica
- Cat also called dwarf leopard
- Cat also known as the dwarf leopard
- Cat on the Aztec calendar
- Cat once prized for its fur
- Cat that loves to swim
- Cat that preys on monkeys
- Cat the margay takes after
- Cat with a banded tail
- Cat with a dappled coat
- Texas wildcat
- Margay look-alike
- Margay's cousin
- Striped and spotted wildcat
- Wild cat, native to Central and South America — loo etc (anag)
- Wild cat
- Wildcat
- Wildcat — loo etc (anag)
- Wildcat that Apple didn't name an operating system after, pretty mean, I know, but it's still cute
- Wildcat with a name from the Nahuatl
- Painted leopard
- Rain forest prowler
- Rain forest wildcat
- Rainforest prowler
- Medium-sized wildcat
- Member of the cat family
- Large American cat
- Largely nocturnal cat
- Largest cat in the genus Leopardus
- Largest species of the genus Leopardus
- Mexican stalker
- Mexican wildcat
- New World cat
- Relative of a jaguarundi
- Leopard look-alike
- Leopard relative
- Leopardlike cat
- Leopardlike critter
- Leopardlike feline
- Leopard's kin
- Leopard's smaller cousin
- Leopardus pardalis
- Pet animal of Salvador Dali
- Nocturnal American wildcat
- Nocturnal feline
- Nocturnal wild cat of Central and South America
- Nocturnal wildcat
- Mainly nocturnal cat
- Monkey predator
- South American relative of a leopard
- South American wildcat
- Southwestern wildcat
- Turtle predator
- Salvador Dali's pet Babou, e.g.
- Species in "Leopardus"
- Spotted animal
- Spotted big cat
- Spotted cat
- Spotted feline
- Spotted leopardlike cat
- Spotted prowler of South America
- Spotted prowler
- Spotted wildcat of Mexico
- Spotted wildcat
- Spotty cat
- Tamable cat
- Tiger cat
- Tiger look-alike
- Tiger's cousin
- Yellow and black cat
- Tawny wildcats
Recent Usage of Critter whose name comes from Nahuatl in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 5, 2012