Answer: COBRA
COBRA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining COBRA with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Snake
- Viper
- Venomous snake
- Hooded snake
- Poisonous snake
- Evil organization fought by G.I. Joe
- Deadly snake
- Snake charmer's snake
- King ___
- Snake type
- Charmer's snake
- Army helicopter
- Army attack helicopter
- Snake with a hood
- Mongoose's prey
- Attack helicopter
- Hooded viper
- Charmed animal?
- Asp
- Hooded reptile
- Hooded menace
- Lethal snake
- Lethal coiler
- Hooded slitherer
- One leading a charmed life?
- Mongoose's foe
- Menace in India
- It could lead a charmed life
- Hooded attacker
- Sylvester Stallone movie
- It has a flat neck
- It can be charmed
- G.I. Joe foe
- Enemy of the mongoose
- Charming snake?
- "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" villain
- U.S. attack helicopter
- Snake with a king variety
- Snake that a snake charmer charms
- Serpentine yoga pose
- Portuguese word for "snake"
- Mongoose prey
- Lethal viper
- Jungle reptile
- Hooded serpent
- Hooded killer
- G.I. Joe nemesis
- Foe of G.I. Joe
- Fearsome snake
- Creature with a hood
- Certain helicopter
- Asp, for instance
- "Spitting" snake
- "King" of snakes
- ___ Starship
- Yoga pose with an arched back
- Yoga pose similar to Upward-Facing Dog
- Whitehall's Cabinet Office Briefing Room 'A'
- Whitehall committee for handling emergencies
- Venomous hooded snake
- UK government committee for handling emergencies
- Striking snake
- Spitting snake
- Snakelike yoga pose
- Snake with an Indian species
- Snake with a flattening neck
- Snake with a flat neck
- Snake with a deadly bite
- Snake with a "king" species
- Snake with a "forest" species
- Snake that's Portuguese for "snake"
- Snake that spits
- Snake that might spit
- Snake that can flatten its neck
- Snake preyed on by the mongoose
- Snake charmer's snake, often
- Snake charmer's partner
- Snake charmer's catch
- Slithering menace
- Sinead O'Conner "The Lion and the ___"
- Serpentor's affiliation
- Serpent with a hood
- Ringhals's relative
- Reptile charmed or feared in India
- Reptile (found in Cabinet Office Briefing Room A?)
- Nita Naldi film: 1925
- Netflix's "__ Kai"
- National emergencies committee – hooded reptile
- Naja naja, familiarly
- Mongoose's quarry
- Mongoose's enemy
- Mongoose foe
- Mongoose enemy
- Mamba's kin
- Mamba's cousin
- Mamba kin
- Kipling's Nag, for one
- Kipling's Nag, e.g.
- King snake?
- King of the jungle?
- King of snakes
- King ___ (type of snake)
- King ___ (deadly snake)
- King ___ (dangerous snake)
- It's full of venom
- It may lead a charmed life
- Indian ophidian
- Hooded striker?
- Hooded or king
- Hooded ophidian.
- Hamadryad
- Grace's portrayer on "Will & Grace"
- GI Joe's rivals
- Flat-necked snake
- Enemy of a mongoose
- Deadly snake from India
- Deadly serpent or Chevy icon
- Creature on the mask of Tutankhamen
- Crawling "king"
- Coiled critter
- Charmer's subject?
- Charmer's prop
- Charmer's "stooge"
- Charmed reptile?
- Cause of over 5,000 annual deaths in India
- Both predator and prey of a mongoose
- Beast with hollow fangs
- Beast on King Tut's mask
- Basket performer
- Army atack helicopter
- Animal with a hood
- "The Jungle Book" beast
- "King" crawler
- "Jungle Book" snake
- "Jungle Book" beast
- "Jungle Book" animal
- "G.I. Joe: The Rise of ___" (2009 movie)
- "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" bad guys
- ''Rikki-Tikki-Tavi'' villain
- ___ Pose (back-arching asana)
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