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Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying Crossword Clue

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Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying Crossword Puzzle Clue Answer and Solution

The crossword puzzle clue "Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying" was last seen in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle on February 8, 2017. We've located one potential crossword answer that fits this clue.

The most potential crossword answer for the "Bird whose wings are used as stabilizers, not for flying" crossword clue is "EMU".

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