- KIWI
- Emu's kin
- Fuzzy fruit
- Bird whose male hatches the eggs
- Shoe-polish name
- Non-flying fowl
- New Zealand bird
- Fruit that is not, in fact, native to New Zealand
- Aussie's neighbour
- Flightless bird with a Maori name
- Fruit with a golden variety that is a-MAY-zing
- Fuzzy fruit that is technically a berry
- Green fruit
- National symbol of New Zealand
- New Zealand symbol
- Shoe polish brand with a bird on its tin
- New Zealander
- 47 Down, by nationality
- New Zealand fruit
- Fruit salad slice
- Shoe-polish brand
- Peter Jackson, by birth
- Bird in Maori legends
- Juice-blend flavor
- Bird with a pear-shaped body
- Flightless bird of New Zealand
- Refreshing salsa option
- Pavlova topper, maybe
- Small, flightless bird
- Fuzz-covered fruit
- Flightless bird
- Green salad fruit
- New Zealander, informally
- Small ratite
- Sweet-tart fruit
- Fuzzy green New Zealander
- New Zealand denizen
- National symbol down under
- Yogurt flavor
- Chinese gooseberry
- Fruit with a fibrous skin
- Shinola alternative
- Brown, fuzzy fruit
- Furry fruit
- Fuzzy berry
- Green fuzzy berry
- Relative of the extinct moa
- Fruit also called a Chinese gooseberry
- Smallest ratite bird
- Bird that's a national symbol
- Fuzzy fruit or fuzzy bird
- Fruit with fuzz
- Auckland native
- Christchurch native
- Only bird whose beak has nostrils at the end
- Flightless island bird
- Smallest ratite
- New Zealander, jocularly
- Moa cousin
- Apteryx australis
- Chinese fruit
- Egg-shaped fruit
- Fuzzy green fruit
- New Zealand dollar illustration
- Bird on a New Zealand dollar
- Exotic pie fruit
- Fruit with its own California Commission
- Layer of the largest eggs relative to body size
- Ostrich cousin
- Fuzzy brown fruit
- Earthbound bird
- Green smoothie ingredient
- New Zealand flightless bird
- Green stuff in yogurt
- Bird of New Zealand
- Bird also known as an apteryx
- Certain Oceanian, informally
- Moa relative
- Aussie's neighbor
- Green fruit in fruit salad
- Brand of polish named after a ratite
- Ovoid fruit
- Stewart Island resident, e.g.
- Good vitamin C source
- Non-flying airman.
- Bird with hair-like plumage.
- Ground man in RAF.
- Bird that can't fly, or a New Zealander.
- Wingless bird.
- Apteryx.
- N. Z. bird.
- Bird.
- Student pilot.
- Tailless bird.
- Bird of N.Z.
- Flightless bird of N.Z.
- Nonflying bird
- San Diego Zoo inhabitant
- U.S.A.F. nonflier
- Flightless N.Z. bird
- Egg-sized fruit
- Subtropical fruit
- A New Zealander, informally
- Bird or fruit
- Ratite bird
- Kind of polish
- Bird whose males incubate the eggs
- Wellington resident
- Down Under bird
- Nocturnal bird
- Bird whose name is the same as its call
- Salad fruit
- Yogurt fruit
- Fruit salad fruit
- Auckland native, informally
- Only bird with nostrils on the tip of its beak
- Bird that lays a one-pound egg
- Chicken-sized flightless bird
- Fuzzy food
- Native New Zealander
- Small relative of an elephant bird
- Bird with nostrils at the tip of its beak
- Green-fleshed fruit
- New Zealand demonym
- Christchurch resident
- This will never fly
- A bird, food or person
- Aucklander, e.g.
- Fuzzy fruit that's technically a berry
- Bird revered by the Maori
- Actinidia deliciosa fruit
- Bird whose egg is 20% of its bodyweight
- Brown-skinned fruit
- Fruit named for a bird
- This male hatches the eggs
- Fruit with a green center
- Produce aisle selection
- Fuzzy-skinned fruit
- New Zealand's symbol
- Aucklander, casually
- Australian fruit
- Flightless New Zealander
- Male hatching eggs
- Bird of New Zealand or a fuzzy fruit
- Tropical fruit
- Fruit with a fuzzy skin
- Flightless bird whose egg can be 20% of its mother's weight
- New Zealand bird or fruit
- New Zealand native
- New Zealand fruit or bird
- Fruit native to China and Taiwan
- Ostrich's smaller kin
- Fruit similar to pitaya
- Fruit with fuzzy skin
- Fruit with green or golden flesh
- Fuzzy fruit with little black seeds
- Egg-shaped fruit with little black seeds
- Fuzzy fruit with green or golden flesh
- Burrowing bird
- Fruit once marketed as a melonette
- Smallest of the ratites
- Ostrich's small cousin
- Brown-green fruit
