Crossword Clue: Rabbit friend
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- 100 Acre Wood youngster
- ___ TV (online Australian channel)
- Animal, for short
- A. A. Milne baby
- A. A. Milne character
- A. A. Milne hopper
- Animal whose young is called a joey, for short
- Animal with a pouch, informally
- A friend of Pooh
- A friend of Winnie
- A marsupial, for short.
- A pal of Pooh
- A Pooh companion
- A.A. Milne baby
- A.A. Milne character whose name rhymes with "Pooh"
- A.A. Milne character
- A.A. Milne creature
- A.A. Milne kid
- A.A. Milne marsupial
- Big Australian animal with a pouch, for short
- Associate of Tigger the Tiger
- Associate of Tigger
- Big marspupial, slangily
- Big marsupial, to Crocodile Dundee
- Billabong frequenter
- Aussie animal
- Aussie animal, briefly
- Aussie animal, for short
- Aussie bouncer
- Aussie bounder, briefly
- Aussie bounder, for short
- Aussie bounder
- Aussie creature
- Aussie critter
- Aussie hopper, for short
- Aussie hopper
- Aussie hopping beast, for short
- Aussie icon, slangily
- Aussie icon
- Aussie jumper
- Aussie leaper
- Aussie mammal, familiarly
- Aussie mammal
- Aussie marsupial, affec-tionately
- Aussie marsupial, familiarly
- Aussie marsupial, in brief
- Aussie marsupial, slangily
- Aussie marsupial
- Aussie pest
- Aussie springer
- Australasian mammal, slangily
- Australian animal whose young is called a joey, for short
- Australian animal with a pouch, for short
- Australian animal with a pouch, informally
- Australian critter
- Australian hopper, for short
- Australian hopper, informally
- Australian hopper
- Australian leaping beast, for short
- Australian marsupial, for short
- Babe in a pouch
- Baby boomer, e.g., in Aussie slang
- Baby boxer, for short
- Baby in a pouch, for short
- Boomer?
- Boomer or doe
- Darwin hopper briefly
- Bouncing baby?
- Bouncing baby boy of children's literature
- Bouncy youngster in Pooh's crowd
- Bounder Down Under
- Bounder in the bush
- Dweller in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Friend of Eeyore
- Friend of Milne's Tigger
- Friend of Owl and Rabbit
- Friend of Piglet
- Friend of Pooh and Piglet
- Friend of Pooh
- Friend of Rabbit
- Friend of Tigger
- Grill guard : U.S. :: __ bar : Australia
- Eeyore pal
- Eeyore's bookmate
- Eeyore's friend
- Eeyore's pal
- Character that rhymes with Pooh
- Hopper Down Under
- Hopper from Down Under
- Hopping Aussie critter
- Hopping brown toon
- Hopping mammal from Australia, for short
- Hopping pal of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Hopping Pooh friend
- Hoppy critter
- Fictional little jumper
- It may be found in a pouch
- Figure on an Aussie Xing sign, perhaps
- Brown-furred Pooh pal
- Children's character in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Diminutive inhabitant of Hundred Acre Wood
- Hundred Acre Wood denizen
- Hundred Acre Wood hopper
- Hundred Acre Wood inhabitant
- Hundred Acre Wood joey
- Hundred Acre Wood marsupial
- Hundred-Acre-Wood resident
- Hundred Acre Wood resident who must have relocated with his single mother from Australia
- Hundred Acre Wood resident
- Hundred Acre Wood young 'un
- Hundred Acre Wood youngster
- Bush animal, for short
- Bush beast, briefly
- Bush bounder
- Bush denizen, for short
- Bush hopper
- Bush jumper, informally
- Bush jumper
- Bush junior?
- "Christopher Robin" baby
- Disney brown bouncer
- Disney joey
- Jack, jill or joey
- Creation of Milne
- Creature on an Aussie road sign
- Joey
- Joey, e.g., informally
- Joey, for one
- Joey in A. A. Milne stories
- Joey in a Milne book
- Joey in Milne stories
- Joey in the "Winnie-the-Pooh" stories
- Joey of cartoons
- Joey of children's literature
- Joey of fiction
- Joey of kiddie lit
- Joey's mom
- Joey's nickname
- Down-under animal
- Down Under animal
- Down Under beast
- Down Under bounder
- Down-Under creature
- Down Under critter, informally
- Down Under critter
- Down Under denizen, informally
- Down Under hopper
- Down Under jumper
- Down under leaper
- Down Under marsupial, for short
- Down-Under word
- Jumper of kiddie lit
- Jumper with a pouch
- Jumping Australian mammal with a pouch, for short
- Jumpy pal of Pooh
- Jumpy sort, for short?
- High jumper, briefly
- Inhabitant of Kanga's pouch
- Kangaroo, affectionately
- Kangaroo, for short
- Kanga's Baby ___
- Kanga's baby in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Kanga's baby
- Kanga's child, in the "Winnie-the-Pooh" books
- Kanga's child in the "Winnie-the-Pooh" series
- Kanga's child, in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Kanga's child
- Kanga's joey
- Kanga's kid, in children's books
- Kanga's kid, in children's stories
- Kanga's kid in kid lit
- Kanga's kid, in Milne
- Kanga's kid in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Kanga's kid, in the Winnie-the-Pooh books
- Kanga's kid, in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories
- Kanga's kid in "Winnie-the Pooh"
- Kanga's kid in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Kanga's kid
- Kanga's kin
- Kanga's little one
- Kanga's offspring, in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories
- Kanga's offspring
- Kanga's pouchful
- Kanga's son in "Christopher Robin"
- Kanga's son, in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Kanga's son, in the "Winnie-the-Pooh" books
- Kanga's son in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Kanga's son
- Kanga's tyke
- Kanga's youngster in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Story character who squeaks "Look at me jumping"
- Outback bounder, briefly
- Outback bounder, for short
- Outback bounder
- Outback critter, slangily
- Outback critter
- Outback hopper, briefly
- Outback hopper, for short
- Outback hopper
- Outback jumper
- Outback leaper
- Who Slew Auntie ____ : 1971 film
- "Who Slew Auntie ____?" (1971 film)
- "Whoever Slew Auntie ___?" (1971 movie)
- "Whoever Slew Auntie ___?" (1971 Shelley Winters movie)
- Oz creature
- Marsupial, Down Under
- Marsupial, for short
- Marsupial friend of Christopher Robin
- Marsupial friend of Eeyore and Tigger
- Marsupial friend of Piglet and Tigger
- Marsupial friend of Pooh
- Marsupial friend of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Marsupial friend of Winnie the Pooh
- Marsupial pal of Pooh and Piglet
- The largest marsupial, for short
- Pal joey of Eeyore
- Pal of Christopher Robin
- Pal of Eeyore
- Pal of Piglet and Pooh
- Pal of Piglet
- Pal of Pooh and Piglet
- Pal of Pooh
- Pal of Tigger
- Playmate of Piglet
- Playmate of Tigger
- Travelocity booking
- 'Winnie-the-Pooh' baby
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" baby
- "Winnie the Pooh" character
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" character
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" marsupial parent
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" marsupial
- Winnie the Pooh pal
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" young 'un
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" youngling
- "Winnie-the-Pooh" youngster
- Winnie-the-Pooh's little hopping friend
- Winnie-the-Pooh's small marsupial friend
- Winnie-the-Pooh's young marsupial friend
- Winnie-the-Pooh's young pal
- Son of Kanga
- Quintana ___
- Quintana ___ (Cancún's state)
- Quintana ___ (Mexican state that borders Belize)
- Rabbit friend
- Short hopper?
- Short hopper
- Literary hopper
- Wallaby kin, briefly
- Wallaby's buddy
- Wallaby's cuz
- Little bounder
- Little friend of Pooh
- Little friend of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Little hopper?
- Little hopper in Milne tales
- Little hopper
- Little leaper of literature
- Little one hopping across today's puzzle
- Little Outback hopper
- Pooh buddy
- "Pooh" character in a pouch
- Pooh pal in a blue shirt
- Pooh pal in a pouch
- Pooh pal
- Pooh playmate
- Pooh's baby friend
- Pooh's friend in "Winnie-the-Pooh"
- Pooh's friend, Little ___
- Pooh's friend
- Pooh's hopping pal
- Pooh's jumpy playmate
- Pooh's marsupial pal
- Pooh's pal
- Pooh's rhyming pal
- Pooh's young friend
- Pooh's young pal
- Large Australian animal, for short
- Large hopping animal of Australia, for short
- Large marsupial, affectionately
- Large marsupial familiarly
- Passenger in Kanga's pouch
- Mexican state Quintana __
- Mexico's Quintana ___
- Neighbor of Rabbit
- Pouch-dwelling pal of Pooh
- Pouch holder, for short
- Pouched animal from Australia, for short
- Pouched Australian animal, for short
- One of Pooh's friends
- One of Pooh's pals
- Leaping / A. A. Milne / young 'un
- Leaping animal, for short
- Leaping mammal: Colloq.
- Milne animal
- Milne baby
- Milne character in a blue jumper
- Milne character
- Milne creation
- Milne critter
- Milne hopper
- Milne joey
- Milne marsupial
- Milne moniker
- Milne tyke
- Milne young 'un
- Milne youngster
- Milne's Baby ___
- Milne's Baby ____
- Milne's Baby _____
- Milne's little hopper
- One of Winnie's friends
- Mini marsupial
- Mini Milne marsupial
- Mob member, informally
- Perth pet, perhaps
- Mommy with a pouch
- Piglet and Pooh's pal
- Piglet bud
- Piglet pal
- Piglet's joey pal
- Piglet's little buddy
- Piglet's little pal
- Piglet's marsupial pal
- Piglet's pal
- 'Supial
- Tigger's best friend
- Tigger's bouncing buddy
- Tigger's bouncy buddy
- Tigger's friend
- Tigger's hopping friend
- Tigger's marsupial pal
- Tigger's pal
- Tigger's playmate
- Small, brown-furred friend of Christopher Robin
- Small inhabitant of Hundred Acre Wood
- Small Pooh pal
- Tiny friend of Tigger
- Young friend of Pooh
- Young friend of Tigger
- Young friend of Winnie-the-Pooh
- Young hopper
- Young marsupial created by A.A. Milne
- Young marsupial in A.A. Milne stories
- Young marsupial in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories
- Young marsupial, in Winnie-the-Pooh stories
- Young marsupial who's friends with Winnie-the-Pooh
- Young pal of Pooh
- Young resident of the Hundred Acre Wood
- Young 'un in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Youngest animal in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Youngest member of Pooh's crowd
- Youngster in a pouch
- Youngster in the Hundred Acre Wood
- Youngster in Winnie-the-Pooh stories
- Zoo critter
Recent Usage of Rabbit friend in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - April 7, 2012
