Answer: TERN
TERN is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 138 times.
Referring Clues:
- Cousin of a gull
 - Arctic ___
 - Graceful aquatic bird
 - Bird on a beach
 - Fork-tailed flier
 - Relative of a gull
 - Beach bird
 - Graceful bird
 - Seabird
 - Gull-like bird
 - Sea swallow
 - Shorebird
 - Relative of a sea gull
 - Aquatic bird
 - It has a forked tail
 - Flier around a lighthouse
 - Fork-tailed bird
 - Shore sight
 - Coastal predator
 - Seabird with a forked tail
 - Sea bird
 - Bird with a forked tail
 - Gull relative
 - Coastal bird
 - Shore flier
 - Web-footed sea swallow
 - Shore bird
 - Small gull
 - Slender gull
 - "Sooty" bird
 - Fork-tailed gull
 - Little gull
 - Gull kin
 - Gull's cousin
 - Forked-tail flier
 - Gull friend
 - Shorebird with a pointed beak
 - Sea swallow, for example
 - Sooty ___ (bird also known as a wideawake)
 - Fork-tailed sea bird
 - Beach sight
 - Seagull relative
 - Gull cousin
 - Coastal flier
 - Elegant seabird
 - Member of the gull family
 - Sort of seabird
 - Migratory bird
 - Skimmer relative
 - Graceful seabird
 - Bald eagle's cousin
 - Flapper at the shore
 - Sea eagle
 - Bird over the waves
 - Fork-tailed gull-like bird
 - Certain seabird
 - Bird on the beach, perhaps
 - Marine bird
 - Fork-tailed shore bird
 - Ocean flyer
 - Sea gull relative
 - Forked-tailed flier
 - Fork-tailed flyer
 - Shorebird that sounds like a bend
 - Slender-billed sea bird
 - "... leave no ___ unstoned" (pun ending)
 - Bird that migrates from the Arctic to Antarctica
 - Migratory shorebird
 - Arctic seabird
 - Migratory minnow muncher
 - Fork-tailed seabird
 - Ocean bird
 - Fork-tailed shorebird
 - Arctic bird
 - Seagull cousin
 - Arctic or Antarctic fish-eater
 - Sea flier
 - Seagull's cousin
 - Gull's kin
 - Arctic flyer
 - Seagull's kin
 - Arctic flier
 - 3-masted schooner
 - Beach flier
 - Swallow at sea
 - Arctic ___ (pole-to-pole migrator)
 - Coastal plunger
 - Swallow of the sea
 - Gull's relative
 - Canvas-back kin
 - Sea gull
 - Coastal diver
 - Slender-billed seabird
 - Small seabird
 - Slender shorebird
 - Cousin of the gull
 - Small, slender gull
 - Arctic ___ (migrating bird)
 - Forked-tail sea flier
 - Marine flier
 - Web-footed flier
 - "One good ___ deserves another": birder's quip
 - Beach eagle
 - Relative of 20-Across
 - Certain beach bird
 - Fork-tailed beach bird
 - Seagull kin
 - Graceful gull
 - Bird with a two-pointed tail
 - Arctic-to-Antarctica migrating bird
 - Migratory seabird
 - Sea swallow, e.g.
 - One of the waders
 - Slender gull with a forked tail
 - Small, slender seagull
 - Bird found on all continents, including Antarctica
 - Set of three
 - Bird related to the noddy
 - Polar bird
 - Aquatic flier
 - Aleutian wintering off Indonesia
 - Gull in "westernized"
 - "Leave no ___ unstoned" (jocular phrase)
 - Harbor bird
 - Diving duck
 - "Royal" seaside bird
 - Bird seen in the afternoon?
 - Seabird whose tail is often forked
 - Soarer by the shore
 - Seabird within "water nymphs"
 - Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migration
 - "Royal" bird
 - Bird found on all seven continents
 - Bird that makes the longest migration in the animal kingdom
 - Diving bird
 - Arctic ___: bird that flies between poles
 - Royal ___: seabird native to the Americas
 - Coastal flyer
 
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - September 04, 2025
 - LA Times - June 18, 2025
 - New York Times - April 06, 2025
 - LA Times - January 15, 2025
 - LA Times - November 13, 2024
 - New York Times - October 18, 2024
 - New York Times - October 13, 2024
 - New York Times - October 07, 2024
 - LA Times - September 19, 2024
 - LA Times - July 27, 2024
 - New York Times - May 06, 2024
 - New York Times - April 05, 2024
 - New York Times - April 14, 2023
 - LA Times - September 24, 2022
 - New York Times - September 21, 2022
 - New York Times - August 07, 2022
 - New York Times - April 23, 2022
 - LA Times - March 28, 2022
 - LA Times - January 22, 2022
 - New York Times - January 11, 2022
 
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