Crossword Clue: Tusked critter
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Tusked critter"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Tusked critter"
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- Barrow
- Animal captured as Hercules' fourth labor
- Animal captured in Hercules' fourth labor
- Animal hunted in one of Hercules' 12 labors
- Animal on a Gordon's gin label
- Animal pursued in the Calydonian Hunt
- Animal roasted at a luau
- Animal that doesn't sound very interesting
- Animal that killed Adonis
- Animal that may charge
- Animal that slayed Adonis
- Animal that sounds dull
- Animal that sounds like a yawn-inducer
- A beast of the chase
- Animal "with bristled hair," to Shakespeare
- Animal with tusks
- Beast hunted by a pigsticker
- Beast hunted in Hercules' fourth labor
- Beast imagined in "Beasts of the Southern Wild"
- Beast that killed Adonis
- Beast with tusks
- A tusker
- Big pig
- Big swine
- Adonis' killer
- Adonis slayer
- Adonis' undoing
- Adonis's killer
- Adonis's slayer
- Adoniss undoing
- Black Forest beast
- Fourth step
- Dull beast?
- Dull pig?
- Dull-sounding critter
- Dull-sounding pig
- Center of an old-fashioned roast
- Farm male
- Hog
- Hog that goes wild
- Hog variety
- Hog, wild?
- Hog wild?
- Hog's ancestor
- Hog's relative
- Certain badger or raccoon
- Certain truffle-hunter
- Certain tusker
- Feature of an old-fashioned roast
- Grunting male
- Bristle source
- Feral pig
- Guy in a sty
- Game animal
- Brush bristle source
- Huge swine
- Hunted animal
- Hunted porker
- Hunter's prey, perhaps
- Crashing critter?
- Erymanthian ___, fourth labor of Hercules
- Critter with tusks
- Head of an inn?
- Hefty swine
- He's a pig
- He's a real pig
- Orwell's Napoleon, for one
- Killer of Adonis
- Mr. Pig
- Mr Piggy
- Mr. Piggy
- Wilbur or Babe, in adulthood
- Wild animal.
- Wild animal
- Wild beast
- Wild hog with tusks
- Wild hog
- Wild male pig
- Victim of Atalanta in the Calydonian Hunt
- Wild pig with tusks
- Wild pig
- Wild porker
- Wild snorter
- Wild swine
- Wild tusker
- Object of a hunt in "Lord of the Flies"
- Stud pig
- Sty guy
- Quarry for Hercules
- Quarry in the Calydonian hunt
- Shoat's sire
- Papa pig
- Truffle-seeking beast
- Old English Christmas meat
- Part of an old English Christmas feast
- Porcine tusker
- Porcine victim of Hercules
- Party animal to avoid?
- Long-snouted wild animal
- "Lord of the Flies" animal
- "Lord of the Flies" beast
- "Lord of the Flies" creature
- "Lost" animal
- Pen pal?
- Luau entree
- Luau main course
- Pet for Smuts?
- Pig
- Pig with tusks
- Piglet's dad
- Piglets' papa
- Piglet's papa
- Piglets' pop
- Piglet's pop
- Piglet's sire
- Pigpen dweller
- Pig's wild cousin
- Pigsticker's prey
- Male badger
- Male bear
- Male guinea pig
- Male hog
- Male mink
- Male pig
- Male porker
- Male raccoon
- Male razorback
- Male swine
- Warthog relative
- Sow mate
- Sow wooer
- Sow's mate
- Sow's mister
- Sow's spouse
- Sow's sweetheart
- Tusked animal
- Tusked beast
- Tusked creature
- Tusked critter
- Tusked game
- Tusked hog
- Tusked mammal
- Tusked pig
- Tusked swine
- Tusker hunted as game
- Swine with tusks
- Swine
- Uncastrated male hog
- Slayer of Adonis
- Unexciting swine?
- Tapir's relative
Recent Usage of Tusked critter in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - Nov. 11, 2018
- Newsday - June 13, 2014
- Newsday - June 13, 2013
- Newsday - Aug. 14, 2005
- New York Times - May 30, 2000