Crossword Clue: Stag or fawn
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- ___ antler spray
- ___ Crossing (highway sign).
- "___ Crossing" (road sign)
- ___ crossing
- ___ in the headlights look
- ___ in the headlights
- ___ Park, L.I., N.Y.
- "___ Park"
- ___ season
- Barasingh, e.g.
- Barasingh or brocket
- Barasingh or pudu
- ___ Valley, 2002 Winter Olympics venue
- ___ Valley (Utah ski resort)
- ___ XING (road sign in wooded areas)
- ___ XING (road sign)
- ___ Xing (sign)
- ___ Xing
- ______ River, Manitoba
- ___hoof, San Francisco noise band
- Animal caught in the headlights
- Animal from which venison comes
- Animal in a De Niro film
- Animal in "Do-Re-Mi"
- Animal in headlights
- Animal in "Home on the Range"
- Animal "in the headlights"
- Animal in the headlights?
- Animal in the song "Do-Re-Mi"
- Animal on a diamond-shaped road sign
- Animal on a road sign
- Animal on a XING sign
- Animal on an X-ING sign
- Animal on road signs
- Animal on XING signs
- Animal resembling a chevrotain
- Animal seen jumping on a road sign
- Animal silhouetted on highway signs
- Animal silhouetted on road signs
- Animal supposed by poets to shed tears
- Animal that may be caught in the headlights
- Animal that may be XING
- Animal that may be "XING"
- Animal that may be ''XING''
- Animal that might be caught in the headlights
- Animal that provides venison
- Animal that venison comes from
- Animal that's sometimes frozen in the headlights
- Animal whose meat is known as venison
- Animal with a rack
- Animal with an "XING" sign
- Animal with antlers
- Animal with hoofs
- Animal
- Animals
- Animals like Bambi
- Animals with fawns
- A buck, or many
- A buck or two
- A buck or two?
- A bunch of bucks
- A cervid
- A couple bucks, maybe
- A couple of bucks?
- A couple of bucks, say?
- A couple of bucks, say
- A couple of bucks
- A fawn is a young one
- A few bucks
- A few bucks, e.g.
- A few bucks, maybe
- A few bucks, say
- A few bucks?
- Another antler sporter
- A herd of _____
- A hundred bucks, maybe
- Antelope playmate
- Antelope playmates of song
- Antelope playmates
- Antelope's companion, in song
- Antelope's playmate in song
- Antelope's playmate, in song
- Antelope's playmate of song
- Antelope's playmate
- Antelope's playmates
- A lot of bucks
- A lot of bucks?
- Antler bearer
- Antler-bearing ruminant
- Antler wearer
- Antlered animal (4)
- Antlered animal
- Antlered beast
- Antlered forest creature
- Antlered mammal
- Antlered ruminant
- Antlered ungulate
- A million bucks?
- A ruminant
- "As the ___"
- Big bucks?
- Big bucks, perhaps
- Big bucks
- Big game
- Big game animal
- Blacktail, e.g.
- Axis or pudu
- Alberta's Red ____
- Backyard foragers, in places
- Alt rock band ___ Tick
- Bambi.
- Bambi and Ena
- Bambi and friends
- Bambi and kin
- Bambi and others
- Bambi, and relatives
- Bambi, e.g.
- Bambi,. e.g.
- Bambi, e.g,
- Bambi et al.
- Bambi, et al.
- Bambi, for example
- Bambi for one
- Bambi, for one
- Bambi kin
- Bambi was one
- Bambi
- Bambi's ilk
- Bambi's kin
- Bambi's mom
- Fallow ___
- "Caught in the headlights" animal
- Hind
- Hind, e.g.
- Hinds, e.g.
- Comet and Cupid, e.g.
- Comet, e.g.
- Dasher's team
- Bounding animal
- Grazing animal(s)
- Certain animals playing in "Home on the Range"
- Fast bucks?
- Fast bucks
- Fawn
- Fawn, e.g.
- Fawn or buck
- Fawn or doe
- Fawn or stag
- Fawns and does
- Fawns and stags
- Fawn's mother
- Cervine animal
- Cervine creature
- "Home on the Range" animals
- "Home on the Range" beast
- "Home on the Range" critter
- "Home on the Range" critters
- "Home on the Range" players
- Feel like one in headlights, post-show
- Fuel saver for Santa
- Felix Salten character.
- Felix Salten character
- Grown-up fawn
- Guazuti, e.g.
- Guazuti or guemal
- Guemal, e.g.
- Guemal or hangul
- Fence-jumping animal
- Horned animal
- Horsefly
- Brocket, e.g.
- Brocket or muntjac
- Brocket or pudu
- Brocket
- Game animal
- Game hunter's quarry
- Game with points
- Elk and moose
- Elk cousin
- Elk, e.g.
- Elk, for example
- Elk kin
- Elk, moose or caribou
- Elk or moose, for example
- Elk or moose
- Elk relative
- Elk
- Elk's cousin
- Elks' cousins
- Elk's ilk
- Elk's kin
- Elk's relative
- Cherished animal?
- Buck, e.g.
- Buck or doe
- Buck or hart
- Buck or stag
- Buck, say
- Buck
- Gardener's four-legged bane
- Bucks and bucks
- Bucks and does
- Bucks, but not dollars
- Bucks, does and fawns
- Bucks, e.g.
- Bucks, for example
- Bucks in the woods
- Bucks, maybe
- Bucks or does
- Bucks, perhaps
- Bucks scattered throughout the forest
- Bucks
- Howl : wolf :: bell : ___
- Huckleberry eaters
- Bumppo's quarry
- Hunted animal
- Hunter's prey
- Hunter's target
- Gentle animal
- Gentle creature
- Cougar's prey
- Cimino's "The ___ Hunter"
- It's game
- It's home on the range
- Hart
- Hart or axis
- Hart or hind
- Harts and hinds
- Harts, e.g.
- Couple bucks
- Couple of bucks
- Disney creature
- Its tail is called a flag
- Fleet animal
- Fleet-of-foot forest creature
- Fleet one
- Hawkeye's quarry
- "Do Re Mi" animal
- "Do-Re-Mi" beast
- "Do Re Mi" beast
- Creature caught in headlights
- Creature in the woods
- "Doe, a ___ ..."
- "Doe, a ---, a female ..."
- Doe and roe
- Doe, e.g.
- Doe, for example
- Doe, for instance
- Doe or buck
- Doe or does
- Doe or fawn
- Doe or roe
- Doe or stag
- Doe
- Does
- Does and bucks
- Does and does
- Does and roes
- Does and stags
- Does as a group?
- Does as well as others?
- Does as well as their mates
- Does, bucks and fawns
- Does, e.g.
- Does, for example
- Does, for instance
- Does in forests
- Does in general?
- Does in the forest
- Does or bucks
- Does, perhaps
- Does, say
- Critter "in the headlights"
- Critter on XING signs
- Critter with a scut
- Glade grazer
- Headlights confuse them
- Headlights make them freeze
- Headlights starer
- "Crossing" sign illustration
- Crossing sign silhouette
- Donner and Blitzen
- "In the headlights" animal
- "In the headlights" beast
- Cud chewer
- Cupid, e.g.
- Expensive game?
- Expensive sounding animal?
- Caribou, e.g.
- Caribou kin
- Caribou or pudu
- Caribou relative
- Caribou
- Forest animal with antlers
- Forest animal
- Forest animals
- Forest bounders
- Forest creature hunted for venison
- Forest creature
- Forest creatures
- Forest critters
- Forest denizen
- Forest denizens
- Forest dweller
- Forest dwellers
- Forest fauna
- Forest forager
- Forest foragers
- Forest game
- Forest grazer
- Forest grazers
- Forest inhabitants
- Forest ranger
- Forest rangers?
- Forest ruminant
- Forest ungulates
- Goldfrapp: "___ Stop"
- Indian prey
- Carriers of Lyme ticks
- JUMPER
- Dancer or Prancer
- Driving hazards
- Highway crosser on signs
- Highway crosser
- Faline, e.g.
- Faline or Bambi
- Kate Micucci "Dear ___"
- Mammal type
- "... where the ___ and the antelope play"
- Manchester Orchestra song about woodland creature?
- Pudu or guazuti
- "The ___ Hunter" (Best Picture Oscar winner for 1978)
- "The ___ Hunter"
- Veal : calf :: venison : ___
- Some big bucks
- Some bucks
- Puller of a pulka
- Pullers of Artemis's chariot
- Pullers of the chariot of Artemis
- Several bucks
- Puma prey
- Puma's prey
- Many bucks?
- Many bucks
- Road-crossing animal
- Venison
- Venison on the hoof
- Venison source
- Road sign animal
- Road sign image
- Road sign ruminant
- Road sign silhouette
- Roadside grazer
- Some forest creatures
- Some game
- White-tailed ___ (forest animal)
- White-tailed ___
- White-tailed animal
- White-tailed animals
- White-tailed creature
- White-tailed, for one
- White-tailed grazer
- White-tailed quadruped
- White-tailed ruminant
- Whitetail
- Whitetail, axis, etc.
- Whitetail buck
- Whitetail critter
- Whitetail, e.g.
- Whitetail, for example
- Whitetail, for one
- Whitetail or blacktail
- Whitetail or mule
- Whitetail or Mulie
- Whitetail or roebuck
- Some have white tails
- Mowat's People of The____
- Kind of crossing
- Ovine : sheep :: cervine : ___
- Owl City "___ in the Headlights"
- Kind of mouse or hound
- Some ruminants
- Wild game
- Roe or buck
- Roe or doe
- Roe or pudu
- Roe
- Roebuck, but not Sears
- Roebuck, e.g.
- Roebuck
- Traditional meat in a humble pie
- Kind of slayer
- Mule, for one
- Mule or fallow
- "The --- Hunter" (1978)
- Muntjac, for one
- Muntjac
- Player in an old song
- Player on the range
- Virginia whitetail
- Playmates of antelopes, in song
- Visitor to a salt lick
- Subject of road "Xing" signs
- Mature fawn
- Quite a few bucks?
- Musk ___ of central Asia
- Musk source
- Rudolph and kin
- Rudolph and team
- Rudolph or Bambi
- Ruminant
- Ruminant mammal
- Ruminants with racks
- Runners of two-minute miles
- Range player
- Range players
- Members of Brother Nature's squad
- Natty Bumppo's prey.
- Natty Bumppo's quarry
- Popular game
- Large yard pests
- One caught in the headlights
- One in the headlights?
- One "in the headlights"
- One may be white-tailed
- Red ____ , Alberta
- Lots of bucks?
- Lots of bucks
- One of Maine's main attractions.
- One of Santa's eight
- Leaper in a tractor company logo
- Leaping critter on road signs
- Newfoundland's _____ Pond
- Leather source
- One of them does?
- One or two bucks
- Père David's ___
- Preserve denizen
- One with hind sight?
- Prey for Natty Bumppo
- Ones that may get ticked?
- Petting-zoo animal
- Maine's ___ Island
- Open-season quest
- Norman Mailer's park
- Moose cousin
- Moose, e.g.
- Moose, for one
- Moose or caribou
- Moose relative
- Like a ___ in the headlights (stunned)
- Pronghorn
- Rhode Island rockers ___ Tick
- Rural garden invader
- Rural highway hazard
- Wapiti
- Wapiti's kin
- Rural road crossers
- Rural road hazard
- Rural road-sign image
- Rural road sign image
- Rural road sign silhouette
- Rural sights
- "War Elephant" band ___ Tick
- Woodland animal
- Woodland animals
- Woodland bounder
- Woodland creature
- Woodland creatures
- Woodland critter
- Woodland forager
- Woodland grazer
- Woodland resident
- Woodland ruminant
- "The Yearling" animal
- The yearling, for one
- The yearling in "The Yearling"
- "The Yearling" yearling, e.g.
- Source of venison
- Word after fallow and before tracks
- Shy creature
- Word before XING
- Sika, e.g.
- Silhouette on a cautionary road sign
- Silhouette on a country road sign
- Silhouette on a highway sign
- Silhouette on many a yellow sign
- Silhouetted road sign animal
- Salt lick visitor
- Sambar, e.g.
- Sambar or Bambi
- Sambar
- They play with antelopes
- Word with skin or hound
- They're associated with licks and ticks
- Word with tick or lick
- Two or three bucks
- Santa power
- Santa transporter
- They're game
- Santa's team, e.g.
- Swift animal
- Sylvan bounders
- Type of hunting permit
- System of a Down "___ Dance"
- This puzzle's theme
- Skittish herd
- Skittish wildlife
- Three or four bucks
- Stag and doe
- Stag, e.g.
- Stag, for one
- Stag or buck
- Stag or doe
- Stag or fawn
- Stag or hart
- Stag or roe
- Stag party?
- Stag party attendee?
- Stag, say
- Stag
- Staggard
- Stags and does
- Stags and fawns
- Stags and such
- Sleigh pullers
- XING sign animal
- XING sign critter
- XING sign silhouette
- What Goldfrapp told to stop
- Tick carrier
- Tick's host, maybe
- Tick's host, often
- Taxidermy subject
- Start of a letter in the form of a rebus
- Seasonal prey
- Timid creature
- Timid forest creature
- Timid forest creatures
- Ted Nugent hunting target
- Ted Nugent target
- You may see its white tail in your yard
- Ten bucks?
Recent Usage of Stag or fawn in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Dec. 18, 2017
- Newsday - Aug. 15, 2016
