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Crossword clues for Crake. 4 letters

AnswerClue
ORYX___ and Crake (Margaret Atwood novel)
ORYXMargaret Atwood's "___ and Crake" (which is about people, not antelopes)
RAILCorn crake.
ORYXMargaret Atwood's "___ and Crake"
SORACorn crake's cousin
ORYXMargaret Atwood novel "___ and Crake"
SORACrake.
SORAAmerican crake.
SORAShort-billed crake.
ORYXAtwood's "___ and Crake"
RAILCrake.
CRAKELong-legged bird.
CRAKEBird of the rail family.
CRAKESLong-legged rails
CRAKESShort-billed rails
CRAKECoot relative
CRAKEMarsh bird
CRAKERail bird
CRAKEShort-billed rail.
CRAKESBirds of the rail family.
CRAKESGame birds.
CRAKEBird with harsh voice.
CRAKESRail birds.
CRAKELand rail.
CRAKEWading bird
CRAKERail
CRAKERelative of a rail
CRAKESMarsh birds
CRAKEShort-billed marsh bird
CRAKEShort-billed bird
ATWOOD*"Oryx and Crake" author Margaret
ATWOODOryx and Crake novelist, 2003
ATWOODOryx and Crake author
RAGTiger ___.” nyt 1956 RAG Duster. nyt 1956 RAG Duster. nyt 1956 RAG Kind of music. nyt 1956 RAG Piece of music. nyt 1956 RAG Piece of music. nyt 1956 RAG Syncopation. nyt 1956 RAGDOLL Child's plaything. nyt 1956 RAGE Frenzy. nyt 1956 RAGE Strong emotion. nyt 1956 RAGED Spread like wildfire. nyt 1956 RAGED Stormed. nyt 1956 RAGS Name for a shaggy dog. nyt 1956 RAGS Tattered attire. nyt 1956 RAGS Teases: Slang. nyt 1956 RAGTIMER Ancestor of a bopster. nyt 1956 RAH Bowl sound. nyt 1956 RAH Cheer. nyt 1956 RAH Cheer. nyt 1956 RAH Cheer. nyt 1956 RAH Huzza. nyt 1956 RAH Stadium noise. nyt 1956 RAHRAHRAH Cheering sound. nyt 1956 RAHS Chearing sounds. nyt 1956 RAHS Interjections. nyt 1956 RAHS Yells. nyt 1956 RAID Desperate foray. nyt 1956 RAID Incursion. nyt 1956 RAIDER Invader. nyt 1956 RAIL Bird. nyt 1956 RAIL Marsh bird. nyt 1956 RAIL One way to travel. nyt 1956 RAIL Wading bird. nyt 1956 RAIL Wading bird. nyt 1956 RAILROAD Rush through quickly, as a bill or motion: Colloq. nyt 1956 RAILS Coots and crakes. nyt 1956 RAILS Fences. nyt 1956 RAIMENT Garb. nyt 1956 RAIN Hatful of ___."
ATWOODOryx and Crake novelist
SWAMPCrake's milieu
AVIANLike cranes, crakes, and 31-Across
MARSHBIRDCrake or sora, e.g.
RAILSCrakes.
SOREERail or crake: Var.
ATWOODOryx and Crake novelist Margaret