Crossword Clue: Natty Bumppo conveyance
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- "___ row a boat?" (old pun)
- Bark bark
- Bark or aluminum craft
- Bark vessel
- An Indian boat
- Anagram of "ocean"
- "And the new moon for a ___"
- Animal Collective row out in a "Flesh" one
- Another boathouse item
- "Big ___" (Tim Finn)
- Birch bark boat
- Birch bark craft
- Birch-bark craft
- Birch bark floater
- Birch bark vessel
- Birch craft
- Birch transport
- Birchbark
- Birchbark boat, perhaps
- Birchbark boat
- Birchbark craft
- Birchbark, e.g.
- Birchbark floater
- Birchbark or dugout
- Birchbark transport
- Birchbark vessel
- Algonquin transport
- Boat at a summer camp
- Boat at many a summer camp
- Boat better not rocked
- Boat for Pocahontas
- Boat like a kayak
- Boat not to rock
- Boat that might be made of birchbark
- Boat that requires paddling
- Boat that rocks easily
- Boat that's an anagram for "ocean"
- Boat that's an anagram of "ocean"
- Boat that's paddled
- Boat that's similar to a kayak
- Boat used by Lewis and Clark
- Boat with a thwart
- Boat with an outrigger
- Boat with paddles
- Boat
- Fragrance from Dana introduced in the 1930s
- Dugout
- Dugout craft
- Dugout, e.g.
- Dugout, for example
- Dugout, for one
- Dugout on the lake
- Dugout, perhaps
- Dugout vessel, e.g.
- Dugout vessel
- Dugout.
- Early Canadian conveyance
- Easily tipped boat
- Easily tipped watercraft
- Certain water craft
- Frontier craft
- It behaves best with a good paddling
- Fur traders' conveyance
- British Columbia commu-nity
- It gets a good paddling
- It gets a paddling
- It gets going with a good paddling
- It may be paddled in the rear
- It may be seen by a bank
- It might be hooked to an outrigger
- Buckeye, e.g.
- Buckeye or birchbark
- Buckeye or piroque
- Buckeye
- It needs a good paddling
- Chief transport?
- It takes a paddling
- Bungo, e.g.
- Bungo or buckeye
- Bungo or pirogue, e.g.
- Bungo or pirogue
- Bungo or Rob Roy
- Human-powered craft
- Buoyant alt/folkers?
- Item often stored upside-down
- Item that may be portaged
- It's due for a paddling
- Fisher's rental
- Fishing craft
- Fishing gear of a sort
- It's often stored upside-down
- It's often transported upside-down
- It's often turned upside down when not in use
- It's paddled in the rear
- It's propelled by a paddle
- It's tapered at both ends
- Craft for Hiawatha
- Craft for Minnehaha
- Craft for ''paddlin' Madelin' home''
- Craft for Pocahontas
- Craft for Sacagawea
- Craft for Sacajawea
- Craft for two, usually
- Craft in Disney's "Pocahontas"
- Craft pointed in two directions?
- Craft tapered on both ends
- Craft that's paddled
- Craft with a paddle
- Craft
- Camp conveyance
- Camp craft
- Gitche Gumee craft
- Gitche Gumee sight
- Camp sight
- Camp vehicle
- Camper's craft
- Camper's floater
- Creek craft
- Creek transport
- Campground rental
- Campground vessel
- Camping craft
- "Can you ___?" (classic cologne catchphrase)
- Canada's water craft
- Canadian conveyance
- Canadian water craft
- Jewel's first tour bus?
- Jewel's first tour vehicle?
- Go paddling
- Indian boat
- Indian craft
- Indian transport
- Indian's boat
- Carrier more likely to be tipped
- Carved-out tree trunk, maybe
- Hiawatha carrier
- Hiawatha craft
- Hiawatha's boat
- Hiawatha's carrier
- Hiawatha's craft
- Hiawatha's transport
- Hiawatha's transportation
- Hiawatha's vessel
- Kayak
- Kayak alternative
- Kayak cousin
- Kayak, e.g.
- Kayak kin
- Kayak-like boat
- Kayak or birch-bark
- Kayak or buckeye
- Kayak's cousin
- Kayak's kin
- Kayak's relative
- Where one might use a J-stroke
- Vacation rental craft
- Vacation rental, maybe
- Vacation rental
- Vacationer's rental
- Where rocking is not suggested
- Piragua, e.g.
- Where standing is ill-advised
- Pirogue, e.g.
- Pirogue
- River boat
- River boater's craft
- River conveyance
- River craft
- Motorless craft
- River rental
- River runner
- Vehicle for the outdoorsy
- River transport
- River vessel
- Totaled
- Venue where tipping is discouraged
- White-water craft
- Outrigger, for example
- Outrigger
- Whitewater racer
- Whitewater rental
- Rob Roy, e.g.
- Rob Roy or buckeye
- Rob Roy or pirogue
- Shallow-water craft
- Shallow water craft
- Vessel for Hiawatha
- Vessel for Stuart Little
- Vessel often stowed upside down
- Vessel tapered at both ends
- Vessel that may be tipped
- Vessel that's paddled
- Vessel used by Lewis and Clark
- Stroking site
- Paddle around
- Paddle boat?
- Paddle, in a way
- Paddle one's own ___
- Paddle your own ___ (do your own thing)
- "Paddle your own ___"
- Paddleboat
- Paddled boat
- Paddled craft
- Paddled vessel
- Paddler's craft
- Paddles propel it
- Shell relative
- Transit for Nokomis
- Transport for Chingachgook
- Transport for Hiawatha
- Transport for the brave?
- Transport on a camp lake
- Transport on Gitche Gumee
- Something ported at a portage
- Trapper transport
- Something to paddle
- Pleasure boat
- Quiet craft
- Pocahontas' transport
- Pointed craft
- Wobbly craft
- Wobbly river craft
- Wobbly vessel
- Part 9 of our quote
- Trudeau's favourite conveyance
- Summer camp boat
- Summer camp craft
- Summer-camp craft
- Summer-camp gear
- Summer camp sight
- Summer camp transport
- Summer camp vessel
- Lake boat
- Lake craft
- Lake crosser
- Lake rental, maybe
- Lake rental, often
- Lake rental, perhaps
- Lake rental, sometimes
- Lake rental
- Lake resort rental
- Lake transport
- Lake vessel
- Lakeside rental, perhaps
- Lakeside rental
- Lakeside sight
- Polynesian's mode of travel
- Pond glider
- Narrow boat
- Narrow craft
- Rapid transit?
- Rapids craft
- Rapids rental
- Rapids shooter
- Rapids transit?
- Rapids transit, perhaps
- Rapids transit
- Rapids vehicle
- Rapids vessel
- Native American craft
- Native American transport
- Native craft
- Natty Bumppo conveyance
- Olympic craft
- Olympics craft
- Olympics vehicle since 1936
- Olympics vehicle
- Portable boat
- Portable craft
- Portage burden
- Portage craft
- Portage item
- Portage transport
- Portage vessel
- Portaged craft
- Portaged item, often
- Portaged item
- Long, narrow boat
- Need for Summer Olympics slaloms
- Might row out in one at riverfront festival
- Might row out in one, for riverside show
- Prau, e.g.
- Penobscot vessel
- People-powered craft
- One that might reach a tipping point
- Mode of travel pointed in two directions
- Rental craft
- Mohawk transportation
- Mohican boat
- Resort rental
- Light boat
- Light craft
- Light vessel
- Lightweight vessel
- Summer rental, perhaps
- Wooden craft
- Woodskin, e.g.
- Woodskin
- Water craft
- Watercraft similar to a kayak
- Watercraft
- Simple watercraft
- Tyler's craft, maybe
- Type of boat
- Sponson ___.
- Symbol of vacation ease.
- Thing to paddle
- Slalom craft
- Slender boat
- Slender watercraft
- Slim craft
- Tapered boat
- Tapered transport
- Slow-moving craft
- Tim Finn "Big ___"
- Small boat that's paddled
- Small boat
- Small craft
- Tecumseh transport
- Tippy boat
- "Tippy" boat
- "Tippy" craft
- Tippy craft
- Tippy item
- Tippy transport
- Tippy transport?
- Tippy transportation
- Tippy watercraft
- Snake River transport
- Snake River traveler
- To be effective, it needs a good paddling
- Stealthy craft
Recent Usage of Natty Bumppo conveyance in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 27, 2009
- USA Today - Nov. 17, 2005
