Answer: EMUS
EMUS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 244 times.
Referring Clues:
- 120-pound Australians
- Grounded birds
- Birds now raised on farms
- They just won't fly
- They'll never get off the ground
- Easily tamed birds
- Six-foot avians
- Relatives of ostriches
- They won't get off the ground
- Modern farm birds
- Cassowary cousins
- Cousins of kiwis
- Big birds
- Australian crop pests
- Outback residents
- Feathered runners
- Earthbound avians
- Producers of green eggs
- Flightless flock
- They'll never fly
- Pests to Australian ranchers
- Down Under birds
- Tall runners
- Birds with dark green eggs
- Cousins of an ostrich
- Outback birds
- Outback runners
- Birds with green eggs
- Outback avians
- Ostrich cousins
- They have big bills
- Avian sources of red meat
- Birds as big as people
- Layers of eggs weighing more than a pound
- Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h.
- Some farm stock
- Ostriches' kin
- Australian birds
- Down-under runners
- Birds that provide red meat
- Birds in the outback
- Green-egg layers
- Earthbound Aussies
- Flightless birds
- Kiwis' cousins
- Birds raised on some ranches
- Flightless ranch birds
- Big birds down under
- Bird herd
- Sources of red meat
- Birds on some ranches
- Aussie avifauna
- Green egg producers
- Ostrich's Aussie cousins
- Bipeds on some ranches
- Earthbound birds
- Outback nesters
- Avian Aussies
- Cousins of ostriches
- Ratites with green eggs
- Birds that lay green eggs
- Aussie runners
- Grounded birds of Australia
- They lay green eggs
- Nomadic birds
- Cousins of cassowaries
- Layers of big eggs
- Aussie flock
- Lean meat sources
- Aussie birds
- Layers of green eggs
- Leather sources
- Long-legged birds
- Big Aussie birds
- Birds raised on ranches
- Ostrich relatives
- Birds from Australia
- Ostrich kin
- 30-mile-per-hour runners
- Small-winged Australians
- Australian ratites
- Avian Australians
- Birds as tall as men
- Birds in herds
- Outback creatures
- They're big in Australia
- Birds raised for food
- Egg-producing Australians
- They won't take off
- Aussie animals
- Aussie avians
- Outback sprinters
- They're grounded
- Skin oil suppliers
- Speedy Australians
- Flightless birds of Australia
- Some ratites
- Ostrichlike birds
- Birds from Down Under
- Australian natives
- Tall, feathered Australians
- 30-miles-per-hour runners
- Birds with two pairs of eyelids
- Flightless Australian bird
- Swift runners of the outback
- Grounded big birds
- Ostrich-like avians
- Outback sights
- Cassowaries' kin
- Ample avians
- Grounded Australian birds
- Ratites
- Prey for dingoes
- Skinny-legged trotters
- Birds in the bush
- Ostrich-like birds
- Grounded flock
- Ostriches' relatives
- Ostrich look-alikes
- Zoo birds
- Feathered giants
- Layers of dark green eggs
- Exotic avian pets
- Big birds that cannot fly
- They never get off the ground
- Australian avians
- Ostriches' smaller cousins
- Aussie hatchlings
- Really big birds
- Big birds of the outback
- Winged runners
- Cosmetics oil source
- Australia's largest native birds
- Dingo prey
- Feathered six-footers
- Ratite birds
- Down Under runners
- Certain bird herd
- Runners with striped chicks
- Aussie trotters
- Australian six-footers
- Birds appearing on Australia's 50 cent coins
- Long-legged birds of Australia
- Outback flock
- Long-legged runners
- Three-toed runners
- Second-largest living birds
- Birds with inflatable neck sacs
- Big runners
- Very big birds
- Very large birds
- Aussie sprinters
- They're grounded down under
- Some birds that cannot fly
- Prey of some dingos
- Plural of 30-Across
- Hatchlings from dark green eggs
- Flightless Australian birds
- Cassowary kin
- 75-pound birds
- Muse anagram
- Australian trotters
- Flightless producers of green eggs
- Source for green eggs
- Large ratites
- Australians that don't fly
- Tall birds
- Birds as tall as people
- Big Australian birds
- Pride : lions :: mob : ___
- Grounded Australians
- Huge Aussie birds
- Birds with deep drumming calls
- Birds whose eggs are incubated by males
- Birds that yield red meat
- They're seen on Southern Hemisphere $100 gold coins
- Layers of large green eggs
- Grounded Aussie birds
- Big outback birds
- Fleet-footed Aussie avians
- Large Australian birds
- Flightless Aussie birds
- Cassowaries' cousins
- Chicks that get rather big
- Earthbound Aussie avians
- Tall, flightless birds
- Zoo attractions
- Omnivorous Australian birds
- Targets of a 1932 "war" in Australia
- Fast-running birds
- Sources of lean meat
- Tall Aussie runners
- Tridactyl birds
- Birds on Australian coins
- Big birds, mate
- Large flightless birds
- Birds on some Australian coins
- Birds that lay big green eggs
- Images on Australia's 50-cent coins
- Fast Aussie birds
- Three-toed Aussie birds
- Birds on Australian stamps
- Kicking Australian birds
- Grounded Aussie avians
- Wing-flapping runners
- Birds that can be 6.5 feet tall
- High-jumping birds
- Fleet-footed Aussies
- Their eggs are incubated by males
- Avian sprinters
- Aussie birds that don't fly
- Birds as tall as tackles
- Birds on Australian 50-cent coins
- Creatures whose males barely eat or drink during incubation
- Flightless Aussies
- Bevy : quails :: mob : ___
- Birds that boom and grunt
- Aussie birds with drumbeat-like mating calls
- Birds that are too heavy to fly
- Feathered Outback runners
- Second-largest birds by height
- Images on some Australian silver coins
- Creatures whose newborns have striped bodies
- Birds that run fast
- Aussie critters
- CGI birds in Liberty Mutual Insurance commercials
- Winners of a 1932 Australian "war"
- Kangaroo Island birds
- Some Down Under sprinters
- Birds that lay teal eggs
- Birds with undeveloped wings
- Ground-bound birds
- Producers of green eggs (but not ham)
- Big birds of Australia
- Some native Australians
- Their eggs are dark green
- Large birds with three toes
- Big, flightless birds
- Weighty birds
- The only birds with calf muscles
- Kiwi cousins
- Second-tallest birds, after ostriches
- Cassowary relatives
- Birds with wings about one-tenth the length of their bodies
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - October 16, 2024
- New York Times - October 08, 2024
- USA Today - October 02, 2024
- New York Times - August 29, 2024
- USA Today - August 05, 2024
- USA Today - July 03, 2024
- New York Times - June 05, 2024
- USA Today - May 23, 2024
- USA Today - April 17, 2024
- USA Today - April 12, 2024
- LA Times - March 07, 2024
- New York Times - March 03, 2024
- USA Today - February 06, 2024
- LA Times - February 06, 2024
- LA Times - January 22, 2024
- LA Times - January 20, 2024
- USA Today - December 20, 2023
- USA Today - November 13, 2023
- LA Times - November 05, 2023
- New York Times - November 03, 2023
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