ARAPAHO

ARAPAHO


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Algonquian
Algonquian Indian
Algonquian language
Algonquian speaker of the Colorado plains
Cheyenne allies
Cheyenne ally
Cheyenne ally of old
Cheyenne cousin
Cheyennes allies
Colorado native
Eastern Plains native
Foe of the Pawnee
Former Colorado plains native
Fox relative
Foxs cousin
Great Plains natives
Great Plains tribe
Gros Ventres close relative
Indian from Colorado
Indian with a sun dance
Language related to Massachusett
Native Wyomingite
Oklahoma Indian
Oklahoma Native American
Oklahoma Supreme Court justice Yvonne Kauger
Oklahoma tribe
Oklahoma tribe member
Old-time buffalo hunter
Plains Indian
Plains native
Plains people
Plains tribe
Some Oklahomans
Some buffalo hunters of old
Sun Dance participants
Sun Dance people
Sun-dance Indian
Tribe allied with the Cheyenne
Wind River Reservation tribe
Wyoming Indian
Wyoming tribe
Algonquin Indian
Western Indian
Indian tribe
North American Indian
Colorado Indian
Algonquin.
An Algonquian people
Wyo. Indian
Fox's cousin
Allies of the Cheyenne
Tribe whose name means those with many tattoos
Wind River Reservation native
Wyoming people
Great Plains Indian
Wind River tribe
A soldier shown round house of tribesman
A soldier shown round small house of a native American
I'm surprised a soldier lifted a Native American
Oh! A Red Beret's ascending: that's brave!
I'm surprised a soldier will retreat, as brave
Combatant in the Great Sioux War of 1876
Aha, a pro!
Determination to work out issues
Could be happiest last words
Car having rust upset examiner
1994 Green Day single that reached number 6 in the UK chart
A small bone, especially one of those in the middle ear
Im surprised American soldier upset his old adversary
Native American artist parking in two areas visits house
I say! A member of the Parachute Regiment turned native
Native American from Ohio area soldier raised
Native American tribe closely allied to the Cheyenne
Member of a North American Indian people of the Plains, now living chiefly in Oklahoma and Wyoming
Great Plains people
Without starter for korma, a pakora is served when eating hot Indian




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