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Crossword clues for Sea animals:

ANEMONE: Sea animal resembling a flower.
CORAL: Color named for a sea animal
ANEMONES: Sea animals resembling flowers.
OTTER: Sea animal.
STARFISH: Small sea animal.
SEAL: Sea animal.
OCTOPODES: Sea animals
BARNACLE: Sea animal.
CRAB: With 3 Down, a sea animal.
SPONGE: Sea animal.
CRAB: Sea animal.
SQUID: Sea animal.
ANEMONES: Flowerlike sea animals
SPIDERCRAB: Long-legged sea animal seen along the Atlantic Coast
OTTER: Playful sea animal
ANEMONES: Land plants or sea animals
OTTERS: Playful sea animals
OTTER: Hand-holding sea animal
ANEMONE: Sea animal or land plant
CORALS: Sea animals.
SPONGE: Skeleton of a sea animal.
ORCS: Sea animals.
OTTER: Whiskered sea animal.
ORC: Sea animal.
ORC: Sea animal or grampus.
OTTER: Sea ___ (fur animal)
SEAL: Animal within "sea lion"
CRINOIDS: Marine animals like the sea lily and feather star
MARINELIFE: Plants and animals of the sea
OTTER: Sea or river animal
MANATEES: Animals also called sea cows
ANEMONE: Plant whose "sea" counterpart is an animal
HAIRIEST: Like sea otters, among all animals
ACTINIA: A sea anemone or related animal.
SEAL: Animal similar to a sea lion, but quieter
SINBAD: 2003 animated film subtitled "Legend of the Seven Seas"
EEL: Animal that's catadromous, meaning it lives in fresh water but goes to sea to breed
LEONTES: Winter's Tale” King. nyt 1960 LEOPARD Animal used in heraldry. nyt 1960 LEPIDOPTER A butterfly. nyt 1960 LER Celtic Neptune. nyt 1960 LER Irish god of the sea. nyt 1960 LER Irish sea god. nyt 1960 LERNERS Alan Jay and Max. nyt 1960 LEROY Man's name meaning royal."
BEASTTALE: Br'er Rabbit,” for instance. nyt 1954 BEAT Flap. nyt 1954 BEAT Policeman's tour-of-duty. nyt 1954 BEAT Vibrate. nyt 1954 BEATA Blessed: Latin. nyt 1954 BEATER Kitchen gadget. nyt 1954 BEATER Maul. nyt 1954 BEATER Maul. nyt 1954 BEATS Flaps, as wings. nyt 1954 BEATSTIME Accentuates the rhythm. nyt 1954 BEAUTIFUL Word for Miss America. nyt 1954 BEAUX Suitors. nyt 1954 BEAVER Fur animal. nyt 1954 BEAVER High silk hat. nyt 1954 BEAVER Symbol of Oregon. nyt 1954 BEBE Girl's name. nyt 1954 BEBE Mrs. Ben Lyon. nyt 1954 BEBOP Currently popular rhythm. nyt 1954 BECALMED Made still. nyt 1954 BECAME Grew to be. nyt 1954 BECHE ___-de-mer (sea cucumber). nyt 1954 BECKY Amelia's friend. nyt 1954 BECOMES Turns into. nyt 1954 BED Ground prepared for plants. nyt 1954 BEDAMP Moisten. nyt 1954 BEDAZE Bewilder. nyt 1954 BEDE Adam ___. nyt 1954 BEDELL Walter ___ Smith, Under-Secretary of State. nyt 1954 BEDEW Dampen. nyt 1954 BEDEW Moisten. nyt 1954 BEDLOE Liberty Island. nyt 1954 BEDROOM Part of a hotel suite. nyt 1954 BEDROOMSLIPPERS Accessory for a peignoir. nyt 1954 BEDS Bunks. nyt 1954 BEDS Plant plots. nyt 1954 BEDS Strata. nyt 1954 BEDS Strata. nyt 1954 BEDSLATS Box spring supports. nyt 1954 BEE Bonnet" decoration.
OTIS: Miss ___ Regrets.” nyt 1960 OTIS Actor Skinner. nyt 1960 OTIS Actor Skinner. nyt 1960 OTIS Air Force base on Cape Cod. nyt 1960 OTIS Cole Porter's regretter: Miss ___. nyt 1960 OTIS Colonial orator and patriot. nyt 1960 OTIS Patriot of Stamp Act days. nyt 1960 OTIS Skinner. nyt 1960 OTIUM Leisure: Lat. nyt 1960 OTO American Indian. nyt 1960 OTO Amerind. nyt 1960 OTO Ear: Comb. form. nyt 1960 OTO Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE American Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE American Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE County in Nebraska. nyt 1960 OTOE County in Nebraska. nyt 1960 OTOE County in Nebraska. nyt 1960 OTOE County in Nebraska. nyt 1960 OTOE Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE Siouan. nyt 1960 OTOE Western Indian. nyt 1960 OTOE Western Indian. nyt 1960 OTOLITH Ear bone. nyt 1960 OTOS Indians. nyt 1960 OTRANTO Strait between the Adriatic and Ionian seas. nyt 1960 OTRO Other: Span. nyt 1960 OTS Military group: Abbr. nyt 1960 OTT Baseball great. nyt 1960 OTT Baseball great. nyt 1960 OTT Baseball great. nyt 1960 OTT Baseball's Mel. nyt 1960 OTT Hall of Fame name. nyt 1960 OTT Name on Cooperstown roster. nyt 1960 OTTAWA Capital of 58 Across. nyt 1960 OTTER Coat fur. nyt 1960 OTTER Fur-bearing animal. nyt 1960 OTTER Water mammal. nyt 1960 OTTER Water mammal. nyt 1960 OTTERS Minks' cousins. nyt 1960 OTTO Eight, in Italy. nyt 1960 OTTO Eight, in Italy. nyt 1960 OTTO Eight, in Italy. nyt 1960 OTTO Eight, in Italy. nyt 1960 OTTO Man's name meaning rich."
SEAL: The Seventh ___.” nyt 1960 SEAL Close. nyt 1960 SEAL Marine animal. nyt 1960 SEAL Mark of office. nyt 1960 SEAL Ratify. nyt 1960 SEAL Signet. nyt 1960 SEALANE Route for ocean liners. nyt 1960 SEALED Shut. nyt 1960 SEALER Inspector of weights and measures. nyt 1960 SEALINE Imitation fur. nyt 1960 SEALION Animal of the North Pacific. nyt 1960 SEALS Ornamental stamps. nyt 1960 SEAM Ridge. nyt 1960 SEAMAN N. M. U. member. nyt 1960 SEAMED Furrowed. nyt 1960 SEAMEN Crew. nyt 1960 SEAMEN Windjammers. nyt 1960 SEAMIST Weather phenomenon. nyt 1960 SEAMONSTER Mystery creature. nyt 1960 SEAMS Certain lines. nyt 1960 SEAMY Less presentable. nyt 1960 SEAMY The ___ side (least attractive aspect). nyt 1960 SEAN Relative of 36 Across. nyt 1960 SEAN Relative of Shawn. nyt 1960 SEAN Relative of Shawn. nyt 1960 SEANOCASEY Abbey Theatre name. nyt 1960 SEANOCASEY Abbey Theatre playwright. nyt 1960 SEANOCASEY See 1 Across. nyt 1960 SEAOF ___ Galilee. nyt 1960 SEAOF ___ Marmara. nyt 1960 SEAPLANE Flying boat. nyt 1960 SEAPORT Galveston or Charleston. nyt 1960 SEAR Harden with heat. nyt 1960 SEAR Parch: dry up. nyt 1960 SEARCHER Seeker. nyt 1960 SEARED Scorched. nyt 1960 SEARS Scorches. nyt 1960 SEAS Arafura and others. nyt 1960 SEAS Barents, Bering, etc. nyt 1960 SEAS Triton's realm. nyt 1960 SEASHELLS She sells ___ . . . "