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Other crossword clues for answer "PIGS"

PIGS
Babe's brethren
Animal Farm leaders
Animals often used to refer to fascists
Cops, to people who dislike cops
Edible blanket fillers
Rude dudes
Animal Farm beasts
Greedy people
Overlords in "Animal Farm" (4)
Cloven-hoofed mammals
Porky and others
They're served in a blanket
If they're seen in the sky, strange things are likely to occur
Sty list?
Barnyard grunters
Three were pursued by a wolf
Gluttons
Green antagonists in "Angry Birds"
Squealers in pens
Angry Birds targets
Swine
Big Bad Wolf's targets
Slovens
Squealers in a pen
Infrequent flyers
Animal Farm ringleaders
Oinkers
Overeats, with "out"
Greedy sorts
Muppet trio The Oinker Sisters, e.g.
ODs, with "out"
Pen pals?
Sty residents
Fairy tale trio
Green Angry Birds animals
Overdoes it, with "out"
Orwell's Napoleon and Snowball
Green animals in Angry Birds
Pen pals, perhaps
Sty dwellers
Boars and sows
Pen filler
Sty occupants
Barnyard beasts
Animals on Dorothy's farm
Sty denizens
Porky and Petunia
Sows and boars
Squealers
Orwellian protagonists
Barnyard oinkers
Angry Birds beasts
Animals that oink
Beasts in a sty
Four-legged squealers
Homebuilders of fable
Fabled builder trio
Greedy ones
Ellis Parker Butler's middle name.
Nursery rhyme animals.
Ellis Parker Butler's classic subject.
Disney characters.
And whether ___ have wings.
Crude castings.
Porkers.
Domestic animals.
Symbols of greed.
Trio in nursery tale.
Trio in children's story.
Animals of rhyme.
Livestock.
Iron molds.
Ellis Parker Butler subject
Farm creatures
Knuckles or feet
Child's toes, personified
Swill eaters
Nursery trio
Young swine weighing less than 120 lbs.
Ellis P. Butler subject
They're not quite full of baloney
Kin of 20 Across
Tamworths
Casts metal bars
___ Eye, former name of St. Paul, Minn.
Group in a farrow
___ out (overeats)
Iron-casting molds
Not the sort to share
Sty inhabitants
Grunters
Hardly neatniks
Not the daintiest of eaters
Litter producers, in two different senses
Napoleon and Snowball, in "Animal Farm"
They want the most
Fare in "blankets"
Little trio in kiddie lit
In a ___ eye
Goes hog wild, with "out"
Truffle-detecting critters
When ___ fly!
Napoleon, Wilbur, and others
Intelligent animals
Bay of _____
Babe and Napoleon
Some intelligent animals
Some swine
Sloppy critters
Wallowing animals
___ in a blanket
Bay of ___
Least frequent fliers?
Big Bad Wolf's quarry
Animals in pens
They oink
Animals that wallow in mud to keep cool
Pen denizens
Pen-ny stock?
Proverbial nonfliers
Truffle seekers
Litter on a farm
Litter in the country
Truffle hunters
Angry Birds enemies
Litter components, at times
Some truffle hunters