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Answer: CREE

CREE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 158 times.

• Ontario tribe
• Prairie Indian
• Old buffalo hunter
• Buffalo hunter
• Manitoba native
• Plains Indian
• Manitoba Indian
• Chief Big Bear, e.g.
• Canadian prairie tribe
• Canadian Indian
• Tribe in Manitoba
• Manitoba tribesman
• Indigenous Canadian
• Indian language that gave us "pemmican"
• Early buffalo hunters
• Ontario natives
• Language from which "pemmican" is derived
• Algonquian language
• Chief Big Bear, for one
• Saskatchewan tribe
• Canadian tribe
• Language from which "Saskatchewan" is derived
• Canadian native
• Western Canada native
• Onetime buffalo hunter
• Canadian tribesman
• Native Canadian
• Algonquian Indian
• Indian of the northern Plains
• James Bay native
• Saskatchewan Indian
• Language closely related to Montagnais
• Algonquian tongue
• Micmac relative
• Canadian natives
• Indigenous people of Manitoba
• Montana native
• Hudson Bay Indian
• Hudson Bay tribe
• Northwest Rebellion tribe
• River to the Fond du Lac
• Buffy Sainte-Marie, for one
• Algonquin language
• Saskatchewan native
• Quebec native
• Prairie tribe
• Native American
• North American tribe member
• Northwest Rebellion participants
• Summer of "A Different World"
• Language related to Micmac
• Algonquian speaker
• Manitoba tribe
• One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories
• First Nations tribe
• Hudson Bay native
• Algonquian tribe
• Algonquin Indian
• Tribe of Canada
• Ontario Indian
• Alberta Indian
• Alberta native
• Algonquian-speaking Indian
• Saskatchewan indian tribe
• Indian of Manitoba
• Algonquian speakers
• Certain Algonquian
• Certain native Canadian
• Algonquian living in Canada
• Certain Manitoba Indian
• Native tribe of Canada
• Large Algonquian-speaking tribe
• Algonquian-speaking tribe
• Large Canadian tribe
• Dweller in a 59-Across
• Cousins of the Ojibwa
• Language whence "pemmican" came
• Algonquian Indian tribe
• Language spoken throughout Canada
• Inuit's neighbour
• Canadian First Nations people
• Ontario native
• Fur trade tribe
• Canada native
• Quebec tribe
• Great Lakes tribe
• Great Lakes indigene
• Indian of Canada
• Plains tribe
• Dakota tribe
• Dakota tribe
• Canadian tribe member
• Manitoba tribesmen
• Manitoba American Indian
• Northern Plains people
• Tongue that "Saskatchewan" comes from
• Manitoban Indian
• Big Bear or Little Bear
• Native Americans in Canada and the northern US
• Subarctic tribe
• Canadian Plains tribe
• Northern tribe
• Canada's largest Indian tribe
• Tribe of the Canadian Plains
• Native American tribe
• North American Indian
• Language spoken along James Bay
• One of the Northwest Territories' official languages
• Plains native
• Canadian aboriginal
• One of Canada's First Nations
• Algonquian
• Plains dwellers
• Northern Montana tribe
• Language akin to Ojibwa
• Summer of "Problem Child"
• Large First Nations tribe
• Make
• Hudson Bay nation
• Algonquian in Canada
• Some Canadian natives
• An Algonquian
• Canadian lake
• Northern Plains tribe
• Summer of "voltron"
• Canada's Buffy Sainte-Marie, by birth
• Native people of Canada
• Northern Montana native
• One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
• Language from which "Saskatchewan" comes
• People of Canada
• Language of 100,000+ Canadians
• Bunibonibee ___ Nation
• One of the First Nations of Canada
• Some Montanans
• Language that Saskatchewan comes from
• Alberta tribe
• First Nations group
• One of the official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
• Eeyou Istchee people
• Canadian people
• Like Walking-Out Ceremonies
• Native of central Canada
• Language spoken in the Canadian Prairies
• Largest First Nations group
• An official language of the Northwest Territories
• Manitoba First Nations people
• First Nations people of Canada
• Language descended from Proto-Algonquian
• Manitoba people
• Plains language
• Language spoken in Canada
• Saskatchewan people
• Native Canadian group
• Indigenous people of Canada
• Indigenous Canadian group
• First Nations people
• Mandy Gull-Masty's heritage