Large African ungulate, in short (5) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% RHINO Large African ungulate, in short (5) (5)
8% HOOF Feature of an ungulate (4) LA Times Daily Aug 1, 2026
7% ORYX Genus of large, stocky, African antelopes (4) Puzzler Backwords Jul 31, 2026
7% HIPPO Large African mammal (5) Puzzler Backwords Jul 1, 2026
7% GNU African ungulate (3) Wall Street Journal Aug 10, 2016
7% GNUS African ungulates (4)
7% TAPIR Large ungulate. (5)
6% NILE African river (4) (4) Mirror Quick Sep 2, 2026
6% VAT Large cask (3) LA Times Daily Aug 31, 2026
6% MALI African country (4) The Telegraph Quick Aug 30, 2026
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