INUIT

Alaska native

• Aleut relative

• Anorak wearer

• Arctic citizen

• Arctic dweller

• Arctic Eskimo

• Arctic First Nations resident

• Arctic inhabitant

• Arctic language

• Arctic native

• Canadian native

• Caribou hunter

• Certain Alaska native

• Certain Alaskan

• Certain Greenlander

• Early Arctic inhabitant

• Eskimo

• Eskimo cousin

• Eskimo people

• Eskimo people of North America

• Eskimo word for Eskimo

• Greenland Eskimo

• Greenland native

• Igloo dweller

• Igloo resident

• Igloo? He finds you in it

• Indigenous Canadian

• Kayak propeller

• Language akin to Kalaallisut

• Language from which kayak comes

• Language related to Aleut

• Language that gave us kayak

• Language that gave us the words kayak and igloo

• Language whose name means people

• Many Greenlanders

• Most Nunavut inhabitants

• Mukluk wearer

• Nanook e.g.

• Nanook of the North, e.g.

• Native Alaskan

• Native Greenlander

• Native of Alaska

• Native of northern Canada

• Native up north

• North Slope dweller

• Northern native

• Northern native people

• Northern people

• Northwest Territories native

• Nunavik native

• One in an igloo, perhaps

• People in umiaks

• People of the Arctic

• People related to the Yupik

• Residents of northern Canada

• Snowmen and snowwomen?

• Some Canadians

• Umiak passenger

• Word preferred over Eskimo

• Yukon native

• Yupik relative

• A member of a people inhabiting the Arctic (northern Canada or Greenland or Alaska or eastern Siberia)

• The Algonquians called them Eskimo (`eaters of raw flesh') but they call themselves the Inuit (`the people')