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➠ CREE - 4 Letters : Crossword Clue

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cree
  • - Tribe whose Moose band lives in northern Ontario
  • - Manitoba First Nations people
  • - one of the largest canadian tribes
  • - Native American people living in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
  • - flash in the sky's tribe
  • - language spoken in manitoba
  • - Canadian First Nations tribe
  • - Hudson Bay tribe
  • - Indian of Manitoba
  • - Saskatchewan indian tribe
  • - Prairie tribe
  • - Indigenous people of Manitoba
  • - Certain Manitoba Indian
  • - Swampy ...... (plains Indian tribe)
  • - Quebec tribe
  • - North American tribe member
  • - Native Canadian tribe
  • - Manitoba tribesman
  • - Indian tribe who fought in the War of 1812
  • - Fur trade tribe
  • - Canadian prairie tribe
  • - Canadian Indian tribe
  • - Amerind of Manitoba
  • - Algonquin tribe
  • - Native American tribe
  • - Manitoba tribe
  • - Alberta tribe
  • - Canada's largest native tribe
  • - Tribe in Manitoba
  • - First Nations tribe
  • - Canadian tribe
  • - Ontario tribe
  • - Saskatchewan tribe
  • - Manitoba native
  • - Tribe of the Canadian plains
  • - Northern Plains tribe
  • - Large First Nations tribe
  • - Canadian Plains tribe
  • - Northern Montana tribe
  • - Algonquian tribe
  • - Canada's largest Indian tribe
  • - Tribe of Canada
  • - Northern tribe
  • - Indigenous Canadian people
  • - Buffy Sainte-Marie's heritage
  • - Language descended from Proto-Algonquian
  • - Native American's beliefs died out
  • - Newton Stewart's salmon river
  • - Another name for the Nehiyaw
  • - Language student leaves school carrier?
  • - algonquian nation
  • - native american people with a large presence in canada.
  • - Language spoken in the Canadian Prairies
  • - Largest First Nations group
  • - language spoken by about 100,000 canadians
  • - First Nations people of Canada
  • - largest first nations group of canada
  • - Native American restricted set of beliefs
  • - many residents of alberta
  • - without mat, cremate indian
  • - language with a plains dialect
  • - Canadian Plains native
  • - canada indian
  • - 'Peyakow: Reclaiming ... Dignity'
  • - Native of central Canada
  • - Like Walking-Out Ceremonies
  • - Canadian people
  • - Largest First Nations group in Canada
  • - Eeyou Istchee people
  • - one of the official languages in canada's northwest territories
  • - a northwest territories official language
  • - Group of Algonquin languages
  • - Crystle Lightning's heritage
  • - Algonquian-speaking people
  • - Hudson Bay Indian
  • - An Algonquian
  • - Natives of Quebec
  • - Mont. Indian
  • - Saskatchewan Indian
  • - Quebec native
  • - Prairie Indian
  • - James Bay native
  • - First Nation
  • - An Algonquian language
  • - Plains language
  • - Native American of the North
  • - Montana group
  • - Canadian prairie residents
  • - Amerindian
  • - Algonkian
  • - A Manitoban
  • - Western Canada native
  • - Summer of "A Different World"
  • - Shania Twain's Native American heritage
  • - Relative of a Maskegon
  • - Quebec First Nation
  • - Origin of the name "Winnipeg"
  • - Onetime buffalo hunter
  • - One-time Manitoban
  • - One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories
  • - Northwest Rebellion participants
  • - Northern Native American
  • - Neighbor of the Sioux.
  • - Micmac relative
  • - Member of an Algonquian people of central Canada
  • - Manitoban group
  • - Largest of Canada's First Nations
  • - Language whence "pemmican" came
  • - Language related to Micmac
  • - Language from which "pemmican" is derived
  • - Language closely related to Montagnais
  • - Kin of a Maskegon
  • - James Bay people
  • - Inuit's neighbour
  • - Indian of the northern Plains
  • - Indian of North America
  • - Foe of the Blackfoot
  • - Early Montanan
  • - Early Manitoban
  • - Early Canadian
  • - Early buffalo hunters
  • - Cousins of the Ojibwa
  • - Chief Big Bear, e.g.
  • - Cheyenne's relative
  • - Certain Algonquian
  • - Canadian redman
  • - Canadian lake or Indian
  • - Canadian aborigine
  • - Canada native
  • - Buffy Sainte-Marie is one
  • - Assiniboin's ally
  • - Assiniboia native
  • - Amerind of Mont.
  • - Allies of the Assiniboin
  • - Algonquian in Canada
  • - Algonquian-speaking Indian
  • - Alberta Indian
  • - Actress Summer
  • - Montana Indian.
  • - Lake in Canada.
  • - Great Lakes people
  • - Indian of Northwest
  • - U. S. Indian
  • - Algonquian speaker
  • - Native American
  • - Canadian lake
  • - An Amerind
  • - Amerind.
  • - Ontario Indian.
  • - Ontario natives
  • - James Bay natives
  • - First Nations people
  • - First Nations group
  • - Native American people
  • - Language that Saskatchewan comes from
  • - Canadian native
  • - Big Bear or Little Bear
  • - Some Montanans
  • - One of the First Nations of Canada
  • - Indigenous Canadian
  • - 'Peyak, niso, nisto . . .' language
  • - Bunibonibee ...... Nation
  • - Language of 100,000+ Canadians
  • - Canada's most widely spoken indigenous language
  • - Hudson Bay nation
  • - People of Canada
  • - Language from which 'Saskatchewan' comes
  • - One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
  • - Northern Montana native
  • - Native Canadian
  • - Native people of Canada
  • - One of Canada's First Nations
  • - Native American language
  • - Native American belief system is endless
  • - Certain native Canadian
  • - Saskatchewan native
  • - A First Nation
  • - Algonquian tongue
  • - Algonquian language
  • - Canada's Buffy Sainte-Marie, by birth
  • - Canadian tribesman
  • - Some Canadian natives
  • - AlgonquianГ%82В in Canada
  • - Hudson Bay native
  • - Wicker basket left out for Native American
  • - Plains dwellers
  • - Quebec tribesperson
  • - American Indian
  • - Algonquian
  • - Canadian aboriginal
  • - Language that gave us 'pemmican'
  • - Plains native
  • - One of the Northwest Territories' official languages
  • - Language spoken along James Bay
  • - Canadian First Nation folk
  • - Canadian First Nations people
  • - Algonquian speakers
  • - Alberta native
  • - Old buffalo hunter
  • - Native Americans in Canada and the northern US
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