- - WWII "Code Talkers" were from this tribe
- - Largest native us tribe
- - Tribe known for their rugs
- - New Mexico native tribe
- - Four Corners tribe known for its rugs
- - Tribe famous for weaving and sand painting
- - US native language
- - Four Corners tribe
- - Code talkers' tribe
- - Largest US tribe
- - Member of largest Indian group in U.S.
- - Arizona tribe
- - Native American language used as a code in WWII
- - Native American people of southwest USA (J, not H)
- - Native American on Java, surprisingly
- - language for some wwii code talkers
- - Going all the way back, OJ took a vehicle from an Arizonian native
- - Native American's refusal to drink coffee from the south
- - language spoken in the southwest
- - monument valley group
- - .... white, pastel hue based on this Nation's flag
- - Native American from Arizona, New Mexico or Utah
- - Native American — on Java (anag)
- - Nation of Arizona
- - Native American code talker during WWII
- - It borders Arizona's Apache County
- - Language spoken in Arizona
- - Old islander upset people with reservation
- - New coffee knocked back by old people in America
- - Four Corners people
- - Native American nation
- - Arizona county with a national monument of the same name
- - Indian making a blanket
- - Basis for a WWII code
- - Hogan builder
- - Code talker language
- - Foe of Kit Carson
- - One language in which Arizona Cardinals games are broadcast
- - Like WWII's "code talkers"
- - Skilled silversmiths
- - Prized rug
- - SW Indian
- - Weavers of the Southwest.
- - American Indian in need of Federal aid.
- - Hogan dweller
- - New Mexico native
- - Kind of rug
- - Arizona native
- - Arizona Indian
- - Native Arizonan
- - Indian
- - people from old coffee plantation finally retiring
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