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INCA
INCA
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Dictionary definitions:
Word: inca
Any of several species of hummingbirds in the genus Coeligena
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Son of the Sun
___ Gold (Clive Cussler novel)
Ancestor of the Qero Indians
Ancient American
Ancient Andean
Ancient Andean settler
Ancient Andes dweller
Ancient Civilizations class civilization
Ancient Cuzco citizen
Ancient Ecuadorian conqueror
Ancient Machu Picchu dweller
Ancient Peruvian
Ancient South American
Ancient South American Indian
Ancient South American empire
Ancient coca grower
Ancient drinker of chicha
Ancient empire builder
Ancient empire in the Americas
Ancient mummifiers
Ancient people
Ancient potato farmer
Ancient pyramid builder
Ancient terrace farmer
Ancient who used patterns of tied knots for accounting
Andean Indian
Andean ancient
Andean civilization
Andean native
Andean of old
Andean of yore
Andean panpipes player
Andean sun worshiper
Andes autocrat
Andes empire
Andes native
Andes people
Andes resident
Andes ruler
Andes settler
Atahualpa follower
Atahualpa subject
Atahualpa was one
Atahualpas people
Atahualpa
Aztec contemporary
Aztecs contemporary in the Andes
Baby powders
Believer in the rain god Apu Illapu
Builder at Cuzco
Builder of Machu Picchu
Builder of the Sacsahuamn fortress
Bygone Peruvian
Bygone empire
Candidate for mummification
Centuries-ago speaker of Quechua
Certain South American Indian
Certain ancient mummy
Chimu absorber
Chimu conqueror
Chimu fighter
Civilization that revered the coca plant
Clive Cussler novel ___ Gold
Clive Cussler thriller ___ Gold
Clive Cusslers ___ Gold
Conquistador fighter
Copacati worshiper
Cusslers ___ Gold
Cuzco Indian
Cuzco Valley girl?
Cuzco Valley native
Cuzco Valley people
Cuzco builder
Cuzco denizen
Cuzco dweller
Cuzco dweller after the Killke
Cuzco empire builder
Cuzco founder
Cuzco inhabitant
Cuzco native
Cuzco people
Cuzco resident
Cuzco valley dweller
Cuzcos civilization
Cuzco-centered empire
Early Andean
Early Andean settler
Early Cuzco Indian
Early Peruvian
Early Peruvian Indian
Early South American empire
Early empire builder
Empire builder
Empire builder of old
Empire builder of old Peru
Empire conquered by Pizarro
Empire conquered by Spain
Empire conquered in 1532
Empire headquartered in Cuzco
Empire that started 1197
Erstwhile Peruvian
Foe of Pizarro
Highlander of long ago
Highlander of old
Holder of ancient riches
Huascar or Atahualpa
Huascar subject
Huascar
Huayna Capac
Huscar subject
Huscar was one
Huscar
Indian name meaning ruler
Indian of Peru
Indian who worshipped Viracocha
Inti Raymi celebrant
King Atahuallpa
King Atahualpa
Kingdom of Cuzco native
Kingdom of Cuzco people
Kon-Tiki worshiper
Land of the Four Quarters native
Limans ancestor
Llama herder of old
Long-ago Cuzco dweller
Loyal Indian with a Rama
Machu Picchu architect
Machu Picchu builder
Machu Picchu builders
Machu Picchu constructor
Machu Picchu culture
Machu Picchu denizen
Machu Picchu dweller
Machu Picchu honcho
Machu Picchu native
Machu Picchu person
Machu Picchu resident
Machu Picchu worshipper
Maker of wooden beakers called keros
Manco Capacs people
Manco Capac
Many a Pizarro victim
Member of a Pre-Columbian empire
Member of a bygone empire
Member of a mountain empire
Member of an Andean empire
Member of an empire founded by Manco Capac
Native American who spoke Quechua
Native Andean
Native Peruvian
Native encountered by Pizarro
Native of Machu Picchu
Native of Peru
Native of old Peru
New World empire
No fan of Pizarro
Old Andean
Old Peru denizen
Old Peru resident
Old Peruvian
Old Peruvian ruler
Old alpaca wool gatherer
Old empire builder
Old llama herder
Old victim of the Spanish
Old-time Peruvian
Olden Andean
One conquered by Pizarro
One in an old empire
One of a people conquered in 1533
One under Manco Capac
One who worshiped Copacati
One whom Pizarro encountered
One-time Quechua speaker
Original Cuzco native
Pachacuti or Tupac Amaru
Pachacuti subject
Pachacuti was one
Pachacuti
Paso del ___ (pass in the Andes)
Past Peruvian
People conquered by the Spanish
People who honored the creator Viracocha
Peru Indian
Peru native
Peru people
Perus ___ Trail
Peruvian
Peruvian Indian
Peruvian ancestor
Peruvian ancient
Peruvian conquered in the 16th century
Peruvian empire builder
Peruvian native
Peruvian of long ago
Peruvian of old
Peruvian of yore
Peruvian progenitor
Peruvian ruler
Pizarro foe
Pizarro victim
Pizarros conquest
Pizarros victim
Pizzaro victim
Post punk death rock band ___ Babies
Pre-Columbian American
Pre-Columbian Peruvian
Pre-Columbian South American
Pre-Columbian empire
Quechan person
Quechan ruler
Quechua
Quechua ruler
Quechua speaker
Quechua speaker of long ago
Quechuan
Quechuan native
Quechuan of Peru
Quechuan people
Quechuan ruler
Quechuan warrior
Quipu maker
Quipu user
Resident of the ancient city Choquequirao
Resister of Pizarro
Royal Peruvian
Ruler of the Andes
Sinchi Roca
Soldier at Sacsahuamn
South American Indian
South American Indian of old
South American empire of yore
South American native
South American tribe
Spanish conquest casualty
Sun worshiper
Sun-worshipping empire
Tambo Colorado builder
Temple of the Sun empire
Temple of the Sun worshiper
Temple of the Sun worshipper
Terrace-farming ancient
The ___ Trail (route through Peru)
Their rain god was Apu Illapu
Tupac Amaru
User of a record-keeping device called a quipu
Valley of Pacamayo native
Vast 15th century empire
Victim of Pizarro
Viracocha worshiper
War of the Two Brothers combatant
Worshiper at Pachacamac
Worshiper of Inti
Worshiper of Mama Quilla
Worshiper of Pachamama (Mother Earth)
Worshiper of Viracocha
Worshiper of the lightning god Apocatequil
Worshiper of the sun god Inti
Worshipper of the sun god Inti
Yma Sumac was one
Yma Sumacs claimed lineage
___ Kola (South American soft drink)
___ Trail
___ Trail in the Andes
achu Picchu denizen
Sun worshiper of Peru.
Indian of ancient Peru.
Indian dominant in Peru before the Spanish conquest.
Sun worshiper of ancient Peru.
Pizzaro's victim.
Onetime ruler in Cuzco.
Empire in Prescott's History of the Conquest of Peru.
Peruvian of the 15th century.
South American
Early power in Peru.
Early South American
Indian empire of 1500.
Quechan.
Civilized Indian.
Aborigine of Peru.
Former empire of Peru.
Indian monarch.
Quechuan tribesman.
Early Peruvian ruler.
Former ruler of Peru.
Quechuan Indian.
Founder of Cuzco.
Early empire of Peru.
Former empire of South America.
Quechua chief.
Conquistador's victim.
Empire whose capital was Cuzco.
Ruler of South American empire.
King of Quechuan Indians.
Atahualpa, for example.
Early ruler of Peru.
Early resident of Cuzco.
Indian
Amerindian
Maya's relative.
Andean
Indian empire, circa 1200.
Empire conquered, 1533.
Aztec's contemporary.
King of anc. empire.
Quechaun.
Cusco Indian.
Pizarro's prey.
Old Indian chief.
Believer in Inti.
Anc. Peruvian.
South American aborigine.
S. A. Indian.
Peruvian tribesman.
Lake in Andes
Child of the sun
Indian of Titicaca
Early S. A. empire
Huayna Capac, for one
Native of Cuzco
S.A. native
Indian of S. A.
Indian of Cuzco
S. A. empire
S. A. native
Andean sun-worshiper
Peruvian ruler of yore
Pizarro's victim
Member of a former Peruvian empire
Peru was his milieu
Resident of Machu Picchu
Cuzco aborigine
Huayna Capac, e.g.
Ancient sun-god worshiper
Former Machu Picchu resident
S.A. Indian.
Peruvian indigene
Early Cuzco citizen
Indian of yore
Orejón, e.g.
Orejon, e.g.
Atahualpa, e.g.
Manco Capac, for one
Huáscar, e.g.
Cara's conqueror
S.A. Indian of old
Peruvian native of yore
King Atahualpa was one
Llama leader of old
An Andean
Atahualpa, for one
Ancestor of the Q'ero Indians
Manco Capac, e.g.
One conquered by the conquistadors
No fan of Pizarro, certainly
Ancient royal
Old inhabitant of 14-Across
Clive Cussler's ___ Gold
Atahualpa's people
Member of an empire that ended in the 16th century
Peru's ___ Trail
Their empire was the Land of the Four Quarters
People who valued vicuña wool
Ancient native of 45-Across
___ Empire (bygone domain)
South America's ___ Trail
Terrace farming pioneers
Member of an old empire
Conquistador's foe
Early cultivator of potatoes
___ Empire
Sun worshipers
Ancient alpaca herder
With 5-Down, creator of 24,000+ miles of road before 1600
Ancient sun worshiper
Sun god worshiper
Smallpox victims of the 1500s
Early Cuzco dweller
___ Trail (path in the Andes)
Inti worshiper
Indigenous Peruvian
Ancient speakers of Quechua
Early Cuzco resident
Member of an old Western empire
Speakers of Quechua
Worshiper of the goddess Mama Quilla (mother moon)
Sapa ___ (title for Atahualpa)
Ancient Peruvian Indian
Member of old South American Indian people of Peru
Indian of old Peru
Member of ancient Peruvian tribe
Original Peruvian
Ruler of an old empire centred on Cuzco
Old South American native
Old South American
Indian's home, Central America
Ancient empire where bionic man oddly not seen
Andean culture
Empire of pre-Columbian America
The largest known empire in the pre-Columbian Americas
Victim in Cortez's adventure, initially
See special instructions
Ancient location of Hollywood?
South American in state
Old Indian at home with accountant
Can I annoy a South American Indian?
Old sovereign in Peru, somewhat incapable
An old Peruvian of a certain caste
Bionic man ignoring the odds is old American
Native American states
South American once trapped in train carriage
Some skincare for South American
Peruvian in Spain cannot be understood
American business contract with a Peruvian
Native South American partly incapacitated
Trendy accountant who lived in South America
Trendy accountant lived in Peru
South American ruler occupying Western state
Where Schwarzenegger governs old native Americans
Pre-Columbian stoneworker
Ancient Cuzco resident
Subject of Huáscar
Ancient Cuzco dweller
Túpac Amaru, e.g.
Ancient vessel avoiding the banks
Member of an early Andean civilization
Former South American skincare product
Old South American driving endlessly?
Peruvian gets fashionable account back
South American seen in Dublin Castle
Ancient llama herder
Historical poncho wearer
Ancient poncho wearer
Ancient Andes native
Empire that Tupac Amaru ruled
Builder of Machu Picchu, but not the Colosseum
Old South American empire
Creators of quipus, knotted strings used to record census data and other information
Pre-Columbian American empire
Person fluent in Quechua
Andean empire member
First son to cycle in ancient civilisation (4)
Indigenous Andean
Llama country ancient
Ancient native of 29 Down
___ Empire (Machu Picchu was built during it)
Quechua speaker of old
People who built the Qhapaq Ñan, or Royal Road, which stretched roughly 3,700 miles
Like Machu Picchus builders
___ Trail (road that leads to Machu Picchu)
Empire that built an enormous road network
Peruvian empire of old
Peruvian empire of old
Ancient worshipper of Illapa
Worshiper at the ancient Qorikancha (Golden Temple)
Contents of tin can once found in South America
Invented
Indistinct
Slaughter
Grotesque imitation
Foe
Fiction from women these days being overlooked
Eating to excess: Lous gut struggles to contain ton
Welsh doctor with attitude turning up in prison
Old Peruvian favoured openings in Central America
South American picnics regularly with Australian
Old native's home state
Old South American cornered by mountain cat
Tongue almost swallowed by moggy?
One formerly from the 6 stored in tin can
Independent with new account backing member of historic race
Peruvian skincare after peeling twice
Member of ancient culture in Central America
A member of a South American Indian people whose empire centred on Peru
Andean mountain native
Certain Indian
Empire that built Machu Picchu
Pre-Columbian corn beer brewer
Quechua-speaking empire
Old tribesman regularly used lion's claw
Cusco-based empire
About to support popular South American
___ Trail (ancient route in Peru)
Old Peruvian picking edges off tiny scab
Old tribesman regularly used lions claw
American in the Golden State
Peruvian people who cultivated potato varietals
___ Empire, a.k.a. the Realm of the Four Parts
Creator of terraced agricultural fields known as andenes
Native of Pre-Columbian Peru
Quipu creator
Peruvian once driving right away
Indians home, Central America
___ Trail (historic Peruvian route)
Alpaca breeders of yore
Ancient native of 37 Across
Worshipper of the goddess Pachamama
"Ruler," in Quechua
Ancient potato grower
Native of ancient Peru
Constituent of an ancient empire
___ Kola (Peruvian beverage partly owned by Coca-Cola)
Realm of the Four Parts
Former Machu Picchu inhabitant
To whom Mama Cocha was goddess of the sea
Historic Peruvian
Native of Perus Urubamba Valley
South American hummingbird.
Empire called Tawantinsuyu in Quechua
Old Americans needing some skincare
Peruvian people who made rope bridges
South American in London area leaving as a precaution
Member of an old Peruvian empire
Old American tattooist on radio?
Member of a New World empire
Empire with an extensive road system
___ Kola (soft drink brand from Peru)
Empire invaded by Spanish finding home by Central America
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