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Crossword clue for "CREE"

CREE: Indian tribe.

Other crossword clues for answer "CREE"

CREE: Algonquian; Algonquian language; Canadian native; Native Canadian; Saskatchewan native; Algonquin language; Hudson Bay Indian; Manitoba Indian; Hero headquarters; Manitoba tribesman; North American Indian; One of the largest Canadian tribes; One of the First Nations of Canada; Canadian First Nations people; Some native Montanans; Language in which you might greet someone by saying "Tân'si"; Language from which we get "pemmican" and "muskeg"; Hudson Bay tribe; Manitoba native; Canadian tribe; Indian tribe who fought in the War of 1812; Native Canadian tribe; Shania Twain's Native American heritage; Swampy ___ (plains Indian tribe); First Nation people; Tribe in Manitoba; Hudson Bay native; Plains people; Ojibwe relative; Algonquian tribe; Canadian First Nation folk; Canadian Indian; Saskatchewan Indian; Hudson's Bay Company trader; Native Canadian people; Language related to Montagnais; Largest of Canada's First Nations; Native Manitoban; First Nations tribe; Language on some northern Quebec street signs; Language from which two Canadian province names derive; Canadian tribe sharing its name with a light bulb brand; Certain Algonquin; North American tribe; Tribe of Canada; Algonquian speaker; Algonquin tribe; Chief Big Bear, for one; Manitoba tribesmen; Poundmaker's tribe; Indigenous people of Manitoba; Montana native; Northwest Rebellion tribe; River to the Fond du Lac; Buffy Sainte-Marie, for one; Native American; Prairie tribe; Quebec native; Canadian tribesman; North American tribe member; Northwest Rebellion participants; Algonquian-speaking tribe; Algonquian Indian tribe; Manitoba tribe; Algonquian Indian; Canadian natives; Canadian tribe member; Manitoban Indian; Native Americans in Canada and the northern US; Northern tribe; Group of Algonquian-speaking peoples; Manitoba First Nations group; Indian of Manitoba; Hudson Bay; Ottowan's brother; Ontario Indian; Plains tribe; Plainsman; Algonquin Indian; Saskatchewan tribe; One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories; Alberta native; First Nations people of Canada; Manitoba First Nations people; Manitoba people; Large First Nations tribe; Canada's Buffy Sainte-Marie, by birth; Hudson Bay nation; Language of 100,000+ Canadians; First Nations people; Saskatchewan people; Indigenous Canadians; Indigenous people of Canada; One of Canada's First Nations; Bison hunters of old; Native of 5 Down; Dakota foe; Tongue that "Saskatchewan" comes from; Certain native Canadian; Native people of Canada; Indigenous Canadian; A Canadian First Nation; A Northwest Territories official language; Summer of "A Different World"; James Bay native; Language related to Micmac; Language related to Massachusett; Fur-trading Indian.; Indian.; American Indian.; Algonkian Indian.; Algonquin.; Knisteneaux.; Lake Winnipeg Indian.; He probably used smoke signals.; Red man of Manitoba.; Indian of Canada.; Neighbor of the Sioux.; Former buffalo hunter.; Ojibway's neighbor.; Quebec Indian.; Buffalo hunter.; Manitoba redman.; Relative of the Ojibway.; Indian from Manitoba.; Relative of the Ojibwa.; One of the Algonquins.; Relative of a Maskegon.; Ojibwa's neighbor.; Indian from Ontario.; Early American.; Ojibwa's relative.; Western Indian.; Assiniboia native; Indian of Northwest; Indian of North America; Canadian redman; U. S. Indian; Amerind; Cheyenne's relative; Plains Indian; Amerind of Manitoba; Canadian lake or Indian; Montana people; Early Manitoban; Early Montanan; Montana Indian; Montana group; An Amerind; Early Canadian; Lake in Canada; A Manitoban; An Algonquian language; Mont. Indian; One-time Manitoban; Assiniboin's ally; An Algonquian; Canadian aborigine; Kin of a Maskegon; Manitoban group; Actress Summer; Amerind of Mont.; Canadian lake; Ontario native; Ontario tribe; Indigene of the Great Lakes area; Language akin to Ojibwa; Old buffalo hunter; Prairie Indian; Canadian prairie tribe; Chief Big Bear, e.g.; Early buffalo hunters; Language from which "pemmican" is derived; Ontario natives; Native of central Canada; One of the official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories; Language from which "Saskatchewan" is derived; Onetime buffalo hunter; Western Canada native; Indian of the northern Plains; Language closely related to Montagnais; Algonquian tongue; Micmac relative; Dweller in a 59-Across; Northern Plains people; Canadian Plains tribe; Tribe of the Canadian Plains; One of the Northwest Territories' official languages; Plains native; Plains dwellers; Northern Montana tribe; Make; Some Canadian natives; Language from which "Saskatchewan" comes; One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories; First Nations group; Some Montanans; An official language of the Northwest Territories; Language descended from Proto-Algonquian; Language spoken in the Canadian Prairies; Largest First Nations group; Plains language; Language spoken in Canada; Native Quebec tribe; Canada's largest Indian tribe; About 120,000 Canadians; Language on a dialect continuum with Montagnais; Like Saskatchewan, etymologically; Chiefly Canadian Indian; Algonquian living in Canada; Northern Native American; Native American of the North; Algonquian speakers; Saskatchewan indian tribe; Certain Algonquian; Algonquian-speaking Indian; Alberta Indian; Large Algonquian-speaking tribe; Large Canadian tribe; Northern Montana native; Alberta tribe; Canadian First Nations tribe; Group of Algonquin languages; Largest First Nations group in Canada; Great Lakes people; Indigenous language on some Canadian street signs; People of Canada; *Exit stealthily; Origin of "Saskatchewan"; Canadian First Nations group; Language on some Canadian stop signs; Amerindian; Another name for the Nehiyaw; Buffy Sainte-Marie's heritage; Language of wordle.kiyanaw.net; Like the Nishiyuu Walkers; Native North Americans; Certain Manitoba Indian; Manitoba American Indian; Native tribe of Canada; Northern Plains tribe; Peyak, niso, nisto . . . language; Bunibonibee ___ Nation; Language that Saskatchewan comes from; Peyakow: Reclaiming ___ Dignity; Canadian people; Crystle Lightning's heritage; Eeyou Istchee people; Like Walking-Out Ceremonies; Indigenous Canadian group; Native Canadian group; Mandy Gull-Masty's heritage; 56 Canadian tribe; Canada native; Chippewa ___ (Indigenous group in Montana); language in which "Winnipeg" means "dirty water"; Allies of the Assiniboin; Foe of the Blackfoot; James Bay natives; Canada's largest native tribe; Language spoken throughout Canada; Language spoken along James Bay; Language that gave us "pemmican"; James Bay people; Canada's most widely spoken indigenous language; Origin of the name "Winnipeg"