Crossword Clue: Somewhat exotic meat
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- 35 miles-per-hour runner
- 70-pound bird
- __ omelet (meal for the very hungry)
- ___ Bay, Tasmania
- ___ in the Sky (avian constellation in indigenous Australian astronomy)
- ___ oil (Australian folk medicine)
- ___ oil, ingredient in some health care products
- _____ farm
- Animal in Australia's coat of arms
- Animal on an Australian 50-cent coin
- Animal on Australia's coat of arms
- A bird in the bush
- Another big ratite bird
- Beast on Canberra coins
- Beast on some Canberra coins
- A runner, not a flier
- Aboriginal food source
- Big Aussie bird
- Big Australian bird
- Big avian Aussie
- Big bird, down under
- Big bird down under
- Big bird from Australia
- Big bird from Down Under
- Big bird in Australia
- Big bird of Australia
- Big bird of Brisbane
- Big bird of the Australian outback
- Big bird of the outback
- Big bird that can't fly
- Big bird that can't take wing
- Big bird that doesn't fly
- Big bird that's similar to an ostrich
- Big bird whose chicks are nurtured by the male
- Big bird with red eyes
- Big bird with tiny wings
- Big bird
- Big brown bird
- Big egg layer
- Big egg producer
- Big-eyed bird
- Big, flightless bird
- Big flightless bird
- Big, three-toed bird
- Bird
- Bird also known as Dromaius novaehollandiae
- Bird Down Under
- Bird from Down Under
- Bird growing up Down Under
- Bird hidden in the name of a bone in the leg
- Bird hunted by a dingo
- Bird in 2019 Liberty Mutual commercials
- Bird in a herd
- Bird in Liberty Mutual ads
- Bird in New South Wales
- Bird in some Australian place names
- Bird in the bush?
- Bird in the bush, really
- Bird in the bush
- Bird in the Outback
- Bird incubated by its father
- Bird mentioned in "If I Had $1000000"
- Bird more than five feet tall
- Bird of Australia
- Bird of the Antipodes.
- Bird of the outback
- Bird on a New South Wales 100th anniversary stamp
- Bird on a ranch
- Bird on Australian coins
- Bird on Australia's coat of arms
- Bird on Australia's half dollar
- Bird on some Australian coins
- Bird on some ranches
- Bird on the Australian Coat of Arms
- Bird on the ground only
- Bird on the ground
- Bird raised for its red meat
- Bird raised on a ranch, perhaps
- Bird related to a cassowary
- Bird related to the cassowary
- Bird sharing a national coat of arms with a kangaroo
- Bird similar to an ostrich
- Bird slightly smaller than an ostrich
- Bird that can be over six feet tall
- Bird that can hardly get off the ground
- Bird that can reach 6 feet in height
- Bird that can run 30 mph
- Bird that can run up to 30 m.p.h.
- Bird that cannot fly
- Bird that can't fly
- Bird that can't take flight
- Bird that dingoes prey on
- Bird that doesn't fly
- Bird that gallops
- Bird that has one long talon on each foot for fighting
- Bird that kicks
- Bird that lays 1.5-pound eggs
- Bird that lays dark green eggs
- Bird that lays green eggs
- Bird that may weigh 100 pounds
- Bird that runs 35 mph
- Bird that runs fast
- Bird that runs very fast
- Bird that symbolizes Australia
- Bird that takes off, but only on foot
- Bird that uses its wings to cool itself
- Bird that will swim but not fly
- Bird that's a primate minus its first and last letters
- Bird that's fleet of foot
- Bird that's good at swimming
- Bird that's never on the wing
- Bird that's similar to an ostrich
- Bird that's swift on foot
- Bird that's the best friend of the ostrich because they hang on the ground and bitch about how flying is overrated
- Bird used in leathermaking
- Bird whose eggs can weigh two pounds
- Bird whose name is a Midwest school's initials
- Bird whose name is also the initials of a school in Ypsilanti
- Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying
- Bird with a booming call
- Bird with a booming mating call
- Bird with a nine-foot running stride
- Bird with a potent kick
- Bird with a powerful kick
- Bird with calf muscles
- Bird with emerald eggs
- Bird with green eggs
- Bird with large green eggs
- Bird with low-fat meat
- Bird with meat high in protein
- Bird with muscular legs
- Bird with shaggy plumage
- Bird with six toes
- Bird with three toes
- Bird with two sets of eyelids
- Bird with wings that don't work
- Aussie avian
- Aussie avian creature
- Aussie avis
- Aussie big bird
- Aussie bird that can't fly
- Aussie bird with a powerful kick
- Aussie bird
- Aussie chicken alternative
- Aussie coat-of-arms bird
- Aussie coat of arms bird
- Aussie coat-of-arms symbol
- Aussie coin critter
- Aussie creature
- Aussie dasher
- Aussie farm bird
- Aussie non-flier
- Aussie non-flyer
- Aussie ostrich?
- Aussie ostrich, so to speak
- Aussie ostrich
- Aussie ratite
- Aussie runner
- Aussie six-footer
- Aussie source of lean red meat
- Aussie sprinter
- Aussie trotter
- Aussie with a good kick
- Aussie with six toes
- Australian avian animal
- Australian avian
- Australian big bird
- Australian bird mentioned in the lyrics to Barenaked Ladies' "If I Had $1000000"
- Australian bird similar to an ostrich
- Australian bird that can reach over six feet in height
- Australian bird that can't fly
- Australian bird that flaps its wings when running even though it can't fly :(
- Australian bird that resembles an ostrich
- Australian bird that's similar to an ostrich
- Australian bird that's six feet tall
- Australian bird with rudimentary wings
- Australian bird
- Australian Birdlife article subject
- Australian coat of arms bird
- Australian coat-of-arms bird
- Australian coat of arms feature
- Australian coat-of-arms feature
- Australian coin depiction
- Australian coin feature
- Australian cousin of an ostrich
- Australian cousin of the ostrich
- Australian critter
- Australian denizen
- Australian egg-layer
- Australian flightless bird
- Australian fowl
- Australian grazer
- Australian journal for ornithologists
- Australian meat source
- Australian native
- Australian ostrich?
- Australian outback runner
- Australian pest
- Australian ranch pest
- Australian ratite
- Australian relative of an ostrich
- Australian runner
- Australian sight.
- Australian six-footer
- Australian sprinter
- Australian wildlife tour sight
- Australian with three toes
- Australia's big bird
- Australia's largest native bird
- Australia's national bird
- Australia's "ostrich"
- Australia's unofficial national bird
- Avian Aussie
- Avian Australian
- Avian leather source
- Avian meat source
- Avian meat
- Avian part of Australia's coat of arms.
- Avian runner down under
- Avian runner
- Avian source of leather
- Avian source of red meat
- Avian source of therapeutic oil
- Avian sprinter
- Avian symbol of Australia
- Avian that's swift afoot
- Avian with calf muscles
- Blue-__: pain relief brand
- Blue(muscle cream brand)
- Fowl down under
- Fowl of Australia
- Darwin delicacy
- Dashing bird
- Fast Australian runner
- Fast bird
- Fast feathered runner
- Fast flightless bird
- Fast food source?
- Fast fowl
- Fast runner
- Fast-running Australian bird
- Fast-running bird
- Fast-runningAustralian bird
- Fast, tall flightless bird
- Green-egg hatchling
- Green-egg layer
- Certain flightless bird
- Earth-bird only?
- Earthbound Aussie bird
- Earthbound Australian bird
- Earthbound avian
- Earthbound bird
- Easily domesticated bird
- Easily tamed bird
- Certain ratite
- Feather source
- Feathered Australian
- Feathered bigfoot
- Feathered runner
- Feathered six-footer
- Feathered sprinter
- Feathered, swift strider
- Feathery fast runner
- Brevipennate bird
- Ground-bound bird
- Grounded Aussie avian
- Grounded Aussie bird
- Grounded Aussie
- Grounded Australian
- Grounded Australian denizen
- Grounded avian
- Grounded bird
- It appears on the Australian Coat of Arms
- It becomes another animal when surrounded by "l" and "r"
- It came up from Down Under
- Brisbane burger basis
- It doesn't fly
- It flaps its wings but can't fly
- It has a green egg, but no ham
- It has six toes
- It has three toes
- It has wings but cannot fly
- It has wings but can't fly.
- It hatches from a big egg
- It just won't fly
- It lays eggs out back?
- It lays green eggs
- Figure on an Australian coin
- Figure on an Australian stamp
- Figure on Australian stamp
- Brown-feathered bird
- Brown-striped chick
- Chick hatched by its father
- Chick incubated by its father
- Chicken alternative, to some
- Emo ___ (angsty Australian bird)
- It runs but can't fly
- It runs Down Under
- It runs fast but can't fly
- It takes off but can't fly
- Huge bird
- Huge fowl
- Dingo dodger
- Dingo prey
- Dingo's avian prey
- Dingo's prey
- It'll never fly
- It'll never get off the ground
- Hard-kicking big bird
- It's classified by the U.S.D.A. as red meat under cooking guidelines and as poultry under inspection standards
- Its egg takes eight weeks to hatch
- It's grounded
- It's grounded Down Under
- It's grounded in Australia
- Five-foot-tall bird
- Hatchling from a blue-green egg
- Hatchling from a dark green egg
- Hatchling from a five-inch green egg
- Hatchling from a green egg
- Five-to-six-foot Aussie
- Cousin of a cassowary
- It's out in the Outback
- Cousin of an ostrich
- Cousin of the cassowary
- Cousin of the ostrich
- Fleet-footed Australian
- Fleet-footed avian
- Fleet-footed bird of the outback
- Fleet-footed bird
- Fleet-footed flightless bird
- Flightless Aussie bird
- Flightless Aussie
- Flightless Australian bird
- Flightless Australian
- Flightless avian
- Flightless big bird
- Flightless bird common in Australia
- Flightless bird Down Under
- Flightless bird from Down Under
- Flightless bird of Australia
- Flightless bird of the Australian outback
- Flightless bird on some Australian coins
- Flightless bird related to the ostrich
- Flightless bird similar to an ostrich
- Flightless bird
- Flightless "down under" bird
- Flightless Down Under bird
- Flightless fowl
- Flightless one
- Flightless ranch bird
- Flightless ratite
- Flightless zoo bird
- Creature accompanying a kangaroo on Australia's coat of arms
- Creature on an Australian 50-cent coin
- Creature on Australia's 50-cent coin
- Creature on Australia's coat of arms
- Creature on the Australian coat of arms
- Creature that never leaves the land of Oz?
- Image on Australia's coat of arms
- Critter Down Under
- Critter on Australia's coat of arms
- Critter on the Australian 50-cent coin
- Critter on the Australian coat of arms
- Crop pest of Australia
- Crossword avian
- Crossword bird
- Crosswordy ratite
- Exotic farm bird
- Exotic farm-bird
- Exotic farmbird
- Exotic jerky meat
- Down Under avian
- Down-under bird
- Down Under bird that can't fly up over anything
- Down Under bird that never flies over
- Down Under bird
- Down Under critter
- Down Under denizen
- Down under down sporter
- Down Under fowl
- "Down under" fowl
- Down Under ratite
- Down Under runner
- Cursorial bird
- Herd bird
- Herded bird
- Good source of lean meat
- Goose : gaggle :: ___ : mob
- Cassowary cousin
- Cassowary kin
- Cassowary look-alike
- Cassowary relative
- Cassowary's cousin
- Cassowary's kin
- Cassowary's relative
- Kangaroo Island creature, once
- Noted Australian sprinter
- Noted six-foot runner
- Ostrich cousin from Down Under
- Ostrich cousin
- Ostrich kin from Down Under
- Ostrich kin
- Ostrich-like bird
- Ostrich look-alike
- Ostrich lookalike
- Ostrich relative
- Ostrichlike animal
- Ostrichlike bird of Australia
- Ostrichlike bird
- Ostrich's Aussie cousin
- Ostrich's Australian cousin
- Ostrich's Australian relative
- Ostrich's cousin
- Ostrich's kin down under
- Ostrich's kin
- Ostrich's look-alike
- Ostrich's relative
- The ___ War (1932 Australian military/wildlife control effort)
- Kicking bird
- Kicking kiwi kin
- Outback animal
- Outback avian
- Outback beast
- Outback big bird
- Outback bird
- Outback creature
- Outback critter
- Outback denizen
- Outback dweller
- Outback egg layer
- Outback egg-layer
- Outback fauna
- Outback fowl
- Outback grazer
- Outback native
- Outback rhea relative
- Outback roamer
- Outback runner
- Outback sight
- Outback sprinter
- Outback steakhouse meat?
- "Move Like an ___" (song by the Australian kids' group the Wiggles)
- Kin to an ostrich
- Kind of apple or bush
- Very big bird
- Very large Australian bird
- Very large bird
- Oversized bird of the outback
- Strong-legged bird
- Much-puzzled bird
- Player on the Australian national dodgeball team
- Shield supporter on Australia's coat of arms
- Winged Australian animal
- Winged walker
- Queensland bird
- Somewhat exotic meat
- Kiwi cousin
- Kiwi kin
- Kiwi relative
- Kiwi's cousin
- Kiwi's kin
- Kiwi's much larger cousin
- Kiwi's relative
- The ostrich's Aussie cousin
- LiMu ___ (bird featured in Liberty Mutual commercials)
- LiMu ___: bird in Liberty Mutual TV ads
- Trendy meat
- Koala neighbor
- Tridactyl bird
- Tridactyl runner
- The second-largest living bird
- Oil source
- Meat that tastes like chicken
- Runner down under
- Runner from Down Under
- Runner with a pale blue neck
- Runner with feathers
- Runner with wings
- Running bird
- Ranch-raised ratite
- Nandu's look-alike
- Nantu's look-alike
- Melbourne meat
- Part of Australia's coat of arms
- Member of a crossword aviary?
- Member of a crossword zoo?
- Land-bound bird
- Landbound bird
- Part of the Australian coat of arms
- National bird of Australia
- Ratite
- Ratite bird of crosswords
- Ratite bird
- Ratite from down under
- Ratite on a ranch
- Ratite relative
- Ratite runner
- Ratite sprinter
- Native Australian bird
- Native of Australia
- Popular bird in crosswords
- Large Aussie bird
- Large Australian bird
- Large Australian fowl
- Large Australian trotter
- Large avian
- Large bird
- Large bird of Australia
- Large bird of the Australian outback
- Large bird that can't fly
- Large bird that's a symbol of Australia
- Large bird.
- Large egg producer
- Large feathered runner
- Large, flightless bird
- Large flightless bird from Australia
- Large flightless bird
- Large ratite
- Long-legged bird
- Long-legged runner
- Long-necked bird
- One appears on the Australian Coat of Arms
- Late start?
- One is opposite a kangaroo on the Australia coat of arms
- Poultry that tastes like beef
- Layer of dark green eggs
- Layer of dark-green eggs
- Layer of extra-large eggs
- Layer of green eggs (no ham)
- Layer of green eggs
- Layer of huge green eggs
- Layer of one-pound eggs
- Layer of teal eggs
- Layer of very large eggs
- Powerful kicker
- Red meat source
- Lean meat
- Lean meat bird
- Lean meat choice
- Lean meat source
- One of the ratites
- Low-fat Aussie meat
- Low-fat meat choice
- Low-fat meat source
- Low-fat meat
- One of the tallest birds
- Leather source
- Relative of a rhea
- Relative of an ostrich
- Relative of the cassowary
- Relative of the rhea
- Leggy runner
- Moa's cousin
- Prey for a dingo
- Prey of wild dogs and crocodiles
- Perth protein
- Only bird with calf muscles
- Non-flier of Australia
- Non-flyer of Australia
- Non-flying avian
- Nonflyer of Australia
- Nonflying bird
- Major egg producer
- Prized feather source
- Producer of a deep drumming call
- Producer of extra-large eggs
- Rhea cousin
- Rhea relative in the outback
- Rhea relative
- Rhea's Aussie relative
- Rhea's cousin.
- Rhea's cousin
- Rhea's kin
- Rhea's look-alike
- Rhea's relation
- Rhea's relative
- Source of exotic meat
- Source of extra-large eggs
- Source of extra lean meat
- Source of green eggs and ham alternative
- Source of green eggs
- Source of jumbo eggs
- Source of lean meat
- Source of lean red meat
- Source of low-fat meat
- Source of pound-and-a-half eggs
- Source of skin-softening oil
- South Australia's ___ Bay
- Southern Australia's _____ Bay
- Speedy animal of Australia
- Speedy Australian bird
- Speedy Australian
- Speedy bird
- Two-legged meat source
- Two-legged source of red meat
- Swift Aussie bird
- Swift Australian
- Swift avian
- Swift bird on foot
- Swift bird
- Swift-running Aussie bird
- Swift-running bird
- Swift six-footer
- Sydney rock engraving depiction
- Symbol of Australia
- Symbol on a Sydney coin
- Symbol on Aussie coin
- Symbol on Australian coin
- Symbol on Australia's coat of arms
- Symbol on Sydney's coins
- Type of steak
- Ubiquitous puzzle bird
- Six-foot Australian
- Six-foot Australian bird
- Six-foot Australian runner
- Six-foot bird
- Six-foot runner
- Six-foot runner?
- Six-foot six-toed Aussie
- Six-foot-tall bird from Down Under
- Six-foot-tall bird
- Six-foot-tall trotter
- Six-footer from Australia
- Six-toed Aussie
- Six-toed bird
- This does not fly
- World's second-tallest bird
- This may never get off the ground
- Three-toed Australian
- Three-toed bird
- Three-toed ratite
- Tall Aussie bird
- Tall Australian bird raised for its meat
- Tall Australian bird
- Tall Australian runner
- Tall bird of the Australian outback
- Tall bird similar to an ostrich
- Tall bird that lays green eggs
- Tall bird that's similar to an ostrich
- Tall bird
- Tall flightless bird
- Tall, flightless bird
- Tall runner Down Under
- Tall runner
- Tall trotter
- Tasmanian ___ (extinct bird)
- Tasmanian ___
- Second-biggest bird after the ostrich
- Second-biggest bird
- Unusual meat source
- Second largest bird
- Second-largest bird in the world
- Second-largest bird
- Second-largest existing bird
- Second-largest living bird
- Second-tallest bird, after the ostrich
- Second-tallest bird in the world, after the ostrich
- Second-tallest bird in the world
- Second-tallest bird on Earth
- Second-tallest bird
- Second-tallest living bird
- U.S. ranch bird, nowadays
- Ypsilanti sch. whose initials name a bird
- Ypsilanti sch.
- Zoo bird
Recent Usage of Somewhat exotic meat in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 25, 1998
