- - beast of burden all over mother
- - Mammal related to the alpaca
- - camel cousin taken the hump?
- - beast of burden left with the french graduate
- - arrived and left an animal
- - Andean carrier makes the French hold a strike
- - Woolly cousin of the camel
- - In the morning everyone comes round to see this animal
- - In the morning everyone turns up to see this animal
- - Source of wool leggings initially adopted by priest
- - Cuzco carrier
- - Small relation of camel
- - A lot of shops brought back source of wool
- - morning everyone returned to see the animal
- - pack animal from the andes
- - Andean animal capable of guarding livestock
- - Kuzco's curse in The Emperor's New Groove
- - Relative of an alpaca
- - Animal important to the Aymara
- - the morning everyone returns an animal
- - Source of wool a lot of shops rejected
- - in the morning everybody returned to see the animal
- - Meatballs without best type of meat from The Andes?
- - South American camel-like creature reared for wool and meat
- - Pack animal of the Incas
- - Member of an Andean herd
- - Beast of burden in Bolivia
- - Member of camel family
- - Native of Peru
- - Andes climber
- - Andes beast
- - Andes creature
- - South American beast of burden
- - Andes dweller
- - Pack animal of the Andes
- - Animal related to the camel and the alpaca
- - Animal on Peru's coat of arms
- - Andes ruminant
- - Woolly animal of the Andes
- - Peruvian beast of burden
- - It's seen on Peru's coat of arms
- - Incan beast of burden
- - Cousin of a guanaco
- - Carrier of the Andes
- - Andes beast of burden
- - Andean carrier
- - Woolly mammal of South America
- - Woolly beast of burden
- - Transporter across the Andes
- - Subject of an Ogden Nash ode
- - Subject of a Nash poem
- - Spitting image in the Andes?
- - Spitting beast of burden
- - South American cousin of a camel
- - South American animal of the camel family
- - Source of very soft wool
- - Source of soft wool
- - Source of Peruvian wool
- - Source of fine yarn
- - Relative of the camel.
- - Relative of a camel
- - Peruvian cousin of a camel
- - Parent of a cria
- - Pack animal, native to the Andes
- - Pack animal related to the camel
- - Member of the Camelidae family
- - Kuzco's animal form in "The Emperor's New Groove"
- - Inca beast of burden
- - Herd animal of the Andes
- - Guanaco's next of kin
- - animal that starts with a double consonant
- - animal revered in tibet, we hear
- - woolly andean critter
- - buddhist priest discussed pack animal
- - Useful animal left to a holy man
- - Alpaca relative in Peru
- - all amateurs can produce is a little woolly camel
- - buddhist priest about fifty - one that comes from peru
- - Woolly animal that hums
- - Peruvian beast turns a shopping area over
- - Monk astride large beast
- - domesticated beast backing a shopping area
- - Animal in a shopping precinct turned around
- - Animal in lake with Buddhist monk
- - Liberal monk's wool supplier
- - Animal in Anna Dewdney's kids' books
- - Domesticated animal all over its master?
- - A pedestrian shopping area turning back one that spits
- - Wool cap for priest needing to be stretched?
- - ma gives her all to that beast from peru
- - an animal left twice as many appalled initially
- - Alpaca's much larger relative
- - Pounds carried by Buddhist priest's pack animal
- - South American camel-like animal
- - Animal that wears red pajamas in a popular children's book
- - Animal that spits to express displeasure
- - s. american animal
- - animal with a way back
- - Camel's cousin from Peru
- - domesticated animal possibly all over its master
- - Beast all over mum
- - humming pack animal
- - South American animal whose name begins with a double letter
- - creature all over mother
- - Animal whose ears are often described as banana-shaped
- - Will a magician reveal a fluffy animal?
- - All Ma cooks is a south American animal
- - big monk's camel
- - Does this South American animal spit?
- - South American animal turns a mall upside down
- - Peruvian mountain beast
- - Creature in lake with Buddhist monk
- - Creature initially loathed Buddhist monk
- - Animal that may be mistaken for an alpaca
- - animal is all over mother
- - Andean alpaca relative
- - Mammal that is kin to Alpacas
- - Animal left with Tibetan monk
- - Camel-like South American ruminant
- - animal name starting with a double letter
- - Animal completely over graduate
- - Pack animal known to spit when agitated
- - Animal goes back to some shops
- - Peru native
- - Peru beast
- - Fleeced beast
- - Peruvian mammal
- - Alpaca's kin
- - South American pack animal
- - Peruvian beast
- - Camel-like animal
- - Andean wool provider
- - Four-legged Andean
- - Fine Peruvian wool source
- - Incan pack animal
- - Guanaco
- - Cud-chewer without a hump
- - Beast in an Ogden Nash poem
- - Vicuna's kin
- - S.A. ruminant
- - Petting zoo favorite
- - Camel's relative
- - Andean transporter
- - Andean sight
- - Wooly beast
- - Woolly South American animal
- - Woolly South American
- - Woolly cud-chewer
- - Wool-bearing beast
- - Vicuña's relative
- - Vicuna kin
- - Tina in "Napoleon Dynamite," e.g.
- - Sure-footed mountain animal
- - Soft fleece
- - Peruvian transport
- - Incan transport
- - Inca's pack animal
- - Fleecy pack animal
- - Fleecy beast
- - Fleecy animal
- - Andean climber
- - "Is Your Mama a ......?" (children's book)
- - Wooly S.A. ruminant
- - Woolly Bolivian beast
- - Vicuña kin
- - Spitting pack animal
- - Spitting four-footer
- - Spitting animal whose name starts with a double letter
- - Spitting animal
- - South American transport animal
- - South American pack animal that provides wool
- - South American mammal that produces wool
- - South American camel kin
- - S. American woolly animal
- - Quito quadruped
- - Pushmi-Pullyu, e.g.
- - Petting zoo beast
- - Peruvian wool source
- - Peruvian burden bearer
- - Pack creature
- - One back-packing across Peru?
- - Ogden Nash's two-L beast
- - New World camel kin
- - Nash's beast (not priest)
- - Mountain beast
- - Mother who hums to her offspring
- - Mammal whose young is a cria
- - Mammal that hums to its young
- - Mammal known for spitting
- - Long-necked woolly animal
- - Long-necked pack animal
- - Long-necked animal in a petting zoo
- - Lima animal
- - Large furry pet
- - Its young are called crias
- - Incan climber
- - Incan bearer
- - Humpless camel kin
- - High altitude animal
- - Guanaco's relative.
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