| Certain New Zealander | 21 |
| Polynesian | 10 |
| Indigenous New Zealander | 24 |
| Language that gave us "kiwi" | 38 |
| Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa, e.g. | 28 |
| Polynesian tongue | 17 |
| Early New Zealander | 19 |
| Austronesian language | 21 |
| New Zealand minority | 20 |
| New Zealand aboriginal | 22 |
| Native from New Zealand | 23 |
| Indigenous New Zealanders | 25 |
| A New Zealander | 15 |
| "Whale Rider" people | 30 |
| Polynesian native | 17 |
| One of New Zealand's official languages | 43 |
| N. Z. native | 12 |
| Language related to Tahitian | 28 |
| Language akin to Tahitian | 25 |
| Indigenous Kiwi | 15 |
| The rainbow fish | 16 |
| Te Kanawa for one | 18 |
| Soprano Te Kanawa is one | 24 |
| Soprano Kanawa is one | 21 |
| Non-European New Zealander | 26 |
| New Zealand tribesman | 21 |
| New Zealand tongue | 18 |
| Language whose name means "normal" | 44 |
| Language that gave us the word "kiwi" | 47 |
| Language from which "kiwi" comes | 42 |
| Kiri Te Kanawa, for one | 23 |
| Indigenous people of New Zealand | 32 |
| Haka dancers of New Zealand | 27 |
| A Polynesian language | 21 |
| A language of New Zealand | 25 |
| "Whale Rider" extra | 29 |
| They greet each other by pressing their noses together | 54 |
| Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa is one | 29 |
| Singer Te Kanawa is one | 23 |
| Polynesian skilled in tattooing | 31 |
| Polynesian people | 17 |
| Polynesian native of N.Z. | 25 |
| Polynesian language of New Zealand | 34 |
| Otago native | 12 |
| One of Polynesian-Melanesian descent | 36 |
| Oceania language | 16 |
| New Zealander, maybe | 20 |
| New Zealander of Polynesian descent | 35 |
| New Zealand official language | 29 |
| New Zealand minority member | 27 |
| New Zealand language | 20 |
| Natives of the land known as Aotearoa | 37 |
| Natives encountered by explorer James Cook | 42 |
| Native Kiwis | 12 |
| Native kiwi | 11 |
| Native encountered by Captain Cook | 34 |
| Native Cook Islanders | 21 |
| N.Z. Polynesian native | 22 |
| N.Z. Polynesian | 15 |
| N.Z. aborigine | 14 |
| Much-tattooed people | 20 |
| Most Cook Islanders | 19 |
| Like the word "kiwi" | 30 |
| Like many people in "Whale Rider" | 43 |
| Language that gave us the words "tiki" and "kiwi" | 69 |
| Language that gave us the words "mako" and "moa" | 68 |
| Language related to Hawaiian | 28 |
| Language known to native speakers as "te reo" | 55 |
| Language from which "mako" comes | 42 |
| Kiwi from New Zealand | 21 |
| Kapa haka dancer | 16 |
| Indigenous people known for their tattoos | 41 |
| In New Zealand, it means “normal” | 41 |
| Hei-tiki wearers | 16 |
| Hapu member | 11 |
| Down Under aborigine | 20 |
| Culture depicted in "Whale Rider" | 43 |
| Aucklander, maybe | 17 |
| Auckland aborigine | 18 |
| About 10% of New Zealanders | 27 |
| A Polynesian tongue | 19 |
| "Once Were Warriors" folk | 35 |
| ''Whale Rider'' extra | 37 |
| Some New Zealanders | 19 |
| Relatives of Tahitians | 22 |
| New Zealand group | 17 |
| Natives of New Zealand | 22 |
| N.Z. natives | 12 |
| Many New Zealanders | 19 |
| Kiwis that weren't imported? | 32 |
| Early New Zealanders | 20 |
| Treaty of Waitangi signatories | 30 |
| Tiki carvers | 12 |
| They call their native language "te reo" | 50 |
| They call New Zealand "Aotearoa" | 42 |
| Subject of many Captain Cook log entries | 40 |
| Soprano Kawana et al. | 21 |
| Some Polynesians | 16 |
| Polynesian New Zealanders | 25 |
| People for whom "tena koe" means "hello" | 60 |