Other crossword clues for answer "LLAMAS"LLAMASS.A. ruminantsWoolly climbersAndean burden-bearersFleece providersAndean camelidsCamels' cousinsAndean bearersAndes denizensAndes herdSources of lanolin-free woolThey're used as caddies at Sherwood Forest Golf Club, a par-3 18-hole course in North CarolinaThe origin of the word "jerky" is a Quechua word for meat made from themAndean sightsWoolly AndeansAndean beastsAndes haulersAndean beasts of burdenAndean animalsAndes animalsVicuna relativesAndean pack animalsWoolly beastsAlpaca cousinsMammals like camelsPeruvian pack animalsWoolly animalsSouth American pack animalsAndes climbersAlpaca relativesAndean wool sourcesGuanaco cousinsGuanaco kinPack animalsIncan herd membersPeruvian wool sourcesVicuña cousinsIncan wool sourcesCamel kinAndes beastsCud chewersAndes pack animalsWool sourcesCamels' South American cousinsCamels' Peruvian cousinsMothers who hum to their newbornsFleecy beastsCamel cousinsVicuñas' cousinsPetting zoo animalsBeasts of burden.Cousins to vicuñas.Alpacas, for instance.Andes grazers.Andean carriers.Vicuñas' relatives.Cousins of guanacosAndean denizens.Andean herd.RuminantsAndean livestockGuanacos' cousinsGuanacos or alpacasPeruvian livestockGuanacos' kinCamels' kinGuanacosTwo-l creaturesZoo creaturesAndean faunaSome pack carriersFoals : horses :: crias : ___Cubs : bears :: crias : ___South American camelidsWool-yielding pack animalsPeruvian packAndean ruminantsPack animals for 11-DownsKids : goats :: crias : ___Members of a woolly herdRelatives of vicuñas and guanacosSome South American nativesHumpless ruminantsAlpacas' kinAndean grazersAndean wool producersAnimals related to alpacasBeasts of BoliviaDocile creaturesCamels of the AndesAndes dwellersAndes creaturesCamel relativesWoolly Andean creaturesRelatives of alpacasCamels' Andean relativesWoolly animals that can humWoolly animals that spitSouth American ruminantsIncan transportsAlpacas' cousinsDocile AndeansRelatives of vicunasCreatures that may be mistaken for alpacasPack bearersSouth American spittersMountain herdInca empire transportsPack carriers in the AndesAltiplano animalsIncan carriersPals of alpacasYielders of warm, woolly fiber