Answer: ORANG
ORANG is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining ORANG with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Ape
- Primate
- Zoo favorite
- Big ape
- Jungle swinger
- Large ape
- Long-armed ape
- Monkey's uncle?
- Chimp's cousin
- Shaggy simian, for short
- Zoo animal
- Borneo ape
- Borneo beast
- Long-armed beast
- Zoo critter
- Zoo creature
- Long-armed primate
- Hairy cousin
- Sumatran ape
- Rue Morgue murderer
- Rue Morgue killer
- Borneo ape, for short
- Zoo attraction.
- Certain ape
- Arboreal primate
- Arboreal ape
- Sumatran swinger
- Sumatran simian
- Malaysian swinger
- Long-armed zoo creature
- Long-armed ape, for short
- Chimp's relative
- Chimp's kin
- Chimp kin
- Auburn-haired ape
- Ape, for short
- Typically reddish-brown ape
- Tree climber of Borneo
- Sumatra swinger
- Short ape?
- Malaysian ape
- Jungle critter
- Indonesian ape
- Great ape
- Endangered primate
- Chimp relative
- Chimp cousin
- Borneo tree-dweller
- Big swinger
- Arboreal critter
- Ape from Borneo, briefly
- Zoo denizen, for short
- Tree-dwelling ape
- Swinging Sumatran?
- Sumatran simian, for short
- Short form for animal with long arms
- Shaggy ape of Borneo, briefly
- Redheaded ape, for short
- Reddish-brown ape, for short
- Long-armed swinger
- Endangered ape
- Borneo swinger
- Borneo rainforest denizen
- Bornean beast
- Bornean ape, for short
- Bornean ape, briefly
- Auburn-haired ape, briefly
- Asian redhead
- Asian ape, briefly
- Arboreal ape, informally
- Zoo animal, for short
- Tropical tree-dweller
- Tree-dwelling creature
- The red ape
- The murderer of the Rue Morgue
- Tailless ape, for short
- Sumatran swinger, informally
- Sumatran swinger, for short
- Sumatran redhead, briefly
- Sumatran primate, informally
- Sumatran primate, for short
- Simian swinger
- Simian of Borneo
- Shaggy-haired creature
- Shaggy simian
- Reddish-brown primate
- Reddish tree dweller of Borneo
- Red-headed ape
- Red-haired ape
- Rainforest dweller, in brief
- Quite a swinger
- Perp in "The Murders in the Rue Morgue"
- Nest-building primate
- Nest-building mammal
- Manlike ape, for short
- Manlike ape
- Malaysian native
- Malayan ape, for short
- Malay word for "man"
- Malay for "person"
- Malay for "man"
- Malay for "human"
- Long-armed zoo animal, informally
- Long-armed simian, for short
- Long-armed simian
- Long-armed resident of a zoo.
- Long-armed primate, for short
- Long-armed creature, for short
- Long-armed climber, for short
- Long-armed Borneo resident
- Long-armed ape, informally
- Literally "man of the forest," for short
- Large ape of Indonesia
- Large anthropoid, for short
- Indonesian anthropoid, briefly
- Heaviest arboreal animal, for short
- Hairy chest beater
- Great ape, for short
- Gibbon cousin
- Endangered Sumatran ape, for short
- Endangered Sumatran
- Endangered Indonesian ape
- Eastwood's 1978 "co-star" Clyde, e.g.
- Cousin of a chimp
- Clint's "co-star" Clyde, for one
- Chimp relative, briefly
- Certain swinger, informally
- Certain great ape, for short
- Certain Borneo native (Var.)
- Borneo rainforest dweller
- Borneo rain forest resident
- Borneo jungle dweller
- Borneo denizen
- Borneo critter
- Borneo beast, for short
- Borneo ape.
- Borneo anthropoid
- Bornean ape
- Beast that's a fruit without its tail
- Banana-loving zoo critter
- Asian primate
- Asian ape
- Arboreal ape, briefly
- Ape whose name comes from Malay for "man"
- Ape of Borneo
- Ape from Sumatra, for short
- Anthropoid, for short
- Anthropoid ape.
- Animal in Poe's "The Murders in the Rue Morgue"
- Animal in "The Jungle Book," for short
- A pongid
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