Answer: AMISH
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Religious group
- Mennonite sect
- Pennsylvania sect
- Religious sect
- Pennsylvania Dutch group
- Mennonite group
- Barn-raising sect
- Plain People
- Barn-raising group
- Some Mennonites
- Simple-living sect
- Plain folk
- Mennonite
- Rumspringa participants
- Horse-and-buggy group
- Technology-shunning group
- Mennonites
- Mennonite offshoot
- Horse-and-buggy sect
- Followers of Jakob Ammann
- Buggy riders
- Buggy people?
- Some Pennsylvania people
- Some Pennsylvania Dutch
- Simple folk
- Mennonite people
- Electricity-shunning sect
- "Witness" sect
- "Witness" group
- Some Pennsylvania Dutch speakers
- Some of the Plain People
- Some Lancaster County farmers
- Some buggy drivers
- Some bearded men
- Sect with horse-and-buggy riders
- Primarily powerless people of Pennsylvania
- Plain-living sect
- Plain-living group
- Pennsylvania Dutch speakers
- Pennsylvania Dutch
- Pacifist people
- Old-fashioned folk
- Off-the-grid sect
- Mennonite subgroup
- Mennonite sect members
- Many Pennsylvania Dutch speakers
- Low-tech sect
- Lancaster County group
- Lancaster County folk
- Jakob Ammann's followers
- Horse-and-buggy folks
- Electricity-eschewing sect
- Community with barn raisings
- Certain Mennonites
- Buggy-riding religious group
- Bearded buggy brethren
- Bearded brethren
- Automobile-eschewing sect
- Anabaptist sect
- Ammann's sect
- Wide-brimmed hat wearers
- Weird Al Yankovic's "___ Paradise"
- Wagon drivers
- Travelers in horse buggies
- Traditional Pennsylvania barn raisers
- The Mennonites
- Technology eschewers
- Tech-shunning sect
- Strict community
- Some quilt makers
- Some Plain People
- Some Pa. Mennonites
- Some of the Pennsylvania Dutch
- Some drivers with "slow-moving vehicle" reflectors
- Some buggy users
- Simple-living folk
- Shunning community?
- Shoofly pie bakers
- Shoo-fly pie group
- Sect wary of technology
- Sect unlikely to solve this puzzle online
- Sect that settled in Pennsylvania
- Sect that raises barns
- Sect similar to Mennonites depicted in the movie "Witness"
- Sect of Mennonites.
- Sect known for simple living
- Sect in Pennsylvania's Lancaster County
- Sect in Pa.
- Rural community
- Rumspringa practicers
- Rumspringa observers
- Rumspringa group
- Rumspringa followers
- Religious group with Swiss roots
- Rejecters of modern technology
- Quiltmaking group
- Quilt makers of Lancaster County, Pa.
- Protestant group
- Powerless people?
- Powerless group?
- Pious Pennsylvania people
- People without power, often
- People whose best-known technology is buggy?
- People who follow a set of rules known as the Ordnung
- People of Pennsylvania's Lancaster County
- People in the 2001 novel "Plain Truth"
- Pennsylvania Mennonites
- Pennsylvania folks
- Pennsylvania community
- Pennsylvania buggy-riding sect
- Pennsylvania Anabaptists
- Pennsylvania "country"
- Peaceful people
- Pacifistic sect
- Pa. sect
- Over 40% of people in Holmes County, Ohio
- Ordnung adherents
- Noted churners
- Modern-day horse-and-buggy users
- Modern-day horse-and-buggy travelers
- Mennonite group in Pennsylvania
- Members of a sect.
- Many rural Pennsylvanians
- Many residents of Holmes County, Ohio
- Low-tech group
- Low-powered group?
- Like the witness in the Harrison Ford movie "Witness"
- Like the witness in "Witness"
- Like the founder of Auntie Anne's, originally
- Like some rural Pennsylvanians
- Like some Pennsylvania buggy drivers
- Like some buggy riders
- Like some buggy drivers
- Like many residents of Lancaster, Pa.
- Like many residents of Lancaster County, Pa.
- Like many from Lancaster
- Like many Anabaptists
- Like a "Witness" extra
- Lancaster's Valley group
- Lancaster-area sect
- Lancaster-area group
- Lancaster sect
- Lancaster group
- Lancaster County settlers
- Lancaster buggy riders
- Horse-and-buggy-driving sect
- Horse-and-buggy users
- Horse-and-buggy riders of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- Horse-and-buggy Pennsylvania Dutch
- Horse and buggy users
- Hex-sign group
- Group without power?
- Group with a rite of passage called the rumspringa
- Group whose teens go through rumspringa
- Group making sturdy furniture
- Group leading a simple life
- Group in Lancaster County, Pa.
- Group in a TLC franchise
- Friendly folk
- Followers of the Ordnung
- Followers of Jacob Amman
- Followers of J. Ammann
- Followers of Ammann
- Folks featured in Harrison Ford's ''Witness''
- Folks avoiding electricity
- Eschewers of military service
- Electricity-eschewing group
- Eastern U.S. people
- Drivers of some slow-moving vehicles
- Community that shuns sinners
- Christian sect known for its aversion to technology
- Buggy-riding people
- Buggy-driving sect
- Buggy drivers of Lancaster County
- Buggy drivers
- Buggy bunch
- Bearded brethren in buggies
- Barn-raising folk
- Anti-technology sect concentrated in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana
- Anabaptist group
- Anabaptist descendants
- Amman's sect
- 21st-century buggy drivers
- "Witness" witnesses
- "Witness" people
- "Witness" folks
- "Witness" folk
- "Plain and Fancy" folk
- "Breaking ___" (TLC reality series)
- "Breaking ___" (reality TV show centered around Mennonites)
- "___ Paradise" ("Weird Al" Yankovic song with the lyric "I never wear buttons but I got a cool hat, and my homies agree I really look good in black")
- "___ in the City" (UPN reality series)
- ___ country (rustic locale)
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