1) Adjective-less language 2) Arizona indian 3) Arizona native 4) Arizona tribe 5) Athabascan 6) Athabaskan 7) Athapascan 8) Athapaskan 9) Blanket artisan 10) Blanket or Indian 11) Blanket weaver 12) Code-talking tongue 13) Early Arizonan 14) Four Corners tribe 15) Hogan dweller 16) Kind of blanket 1) Navajo 
(from the article `rocket and missile system`) The second postwar U.S. cruise missile effort was the Navaho, an intercontinental supersonic design. Unlike earlier efforts, which were extrapolated ... Another line of development within the U.S. industry led in the early 1950s to the Navaho cruise missile. (A cruise missile flies like an ...
(SM-64) One of three strategic surface-to-surface cruise missiles developed by the United States in the decade following World War II, the others being the Matador and the Snark. Built by North American Aviation, the SM-64 Navaho was an experimental supersonic intercontinen...
Alternative name for a member of the American Indian Navajo people. ...Alternative spelling of Navajo. ...
The Navaho (Navajo) are a peaceable agricultural North American Indian people related to the Apache originally occupying the northern part of New Mexico and Arizona.. Like the Apache, they speak a Southern Athapaskan language. The Mexicans continually attempted to reduce them, but failed. After long-continued hostilities against the whites, Colonel...
[n] - a member of an Athapaskan people that migrated to Arizona and New Mexico and Utah 2. [n] - the Athapaskan language spoken by the Navaho people
Navajo noun the Athapaskan language spoken by the Navaho
Alternative name for a member of the American Indian Navajo people