Possible Questions:
- Kind of pie
- Man with a mukluk
- Alaska native
- An Amerind
- Type of pie
- Certain Alaskan
- ___ pie
- Nunavut native
- Inuit
- Arctic dweller
- Igloo dweller
- Edmonton athlete
- Mukluk wearer
- Kind of dog or Pie
- Igloo builder
- Aleut relative
- Type of kiss or pie
- Pie type
- Kind of pie?
- Point Barrow resident
- Nanook of the North
- Indigenous Alaskan
- __ Pie
- Word before "dog" or "Pie"
- Umiak paddler
- Pie man?
- Parka wearer
- Igloo inhabitant
- Early Alaskan
- Chocolate-coated pie
- Caribou hunter
- Alaska Airlines logo feature
- ___ Pie (frozen treat)
- Yupik speaker
- Yupik
- Word with "dog" or "Pie"
- Word before ''dog'' or ''Pie''
- Wearer of kamik boots
- Umiak user
- Ulu user
- True Northerner
- Traveler in a umiak
- Sled driver, maybe
- Sealskin wearer
- Popular summer pie
- Pie or dog type
- Pie or dog preceder
- Parka wearer, perhaps
- Parka wearer, maybe
- One for whom Nome may be home
- Nunavut native, formerly
- Nose rubber
- Northern American
- Nome dome homeowner
- Native of Greenland
- Native Alaskan, maybe
- Nanook, e.g.
- Many a sled driver
- Literally, "one who laces snowshoes"
- Like the language Kalaallisut
- Language where the number of words for "snow" is debated
- Language akin to Aleut
- Kayak user
- Kayak builder
- Kalaallisut speaker
- Inuit, somewhat offensively
- Inuit, once
- Inuit or Yupik
- Innuit or Yuit
- Husky driver
- Flaherty's Nanook, for one
- Edmonton footballer
- Edmonton CFL player
- Cold pie?
- Certain sled driver
- Bright or Moon
- Baffin Islander
- Aleut's cousin
- Aleut
- "Eaters of raw flesh"
- -- dog (sled puller)
- __-Aleut language group
- ___ kiss (rubbing of noses)
- __ Pie: ice cream treat