A mammal of the order Proboscidea, having a trunk, and two large ivory tusks jutting from the upper jaw. Elephants are the largest land animals now existing.
| ELEPHANT | linked | ANIMAL |
| ELEPHANT | linked | WHALE |
| ELEPHANT | linked | GUMS |
| ELEPHANT | linked | PILLOW |
| ELEPHANT | linked | WAGES |
| ELEPHANT | linked | LIGHT (COLOR) |
| ELEPHANT | linked | STUTTER |
| ELEPHANT | linked | POET |
| ELEPHANT | linked | THUMB |
| ELEPHANT | linked | WHALE |
| ELEPHANT | linked | GOOD |
| ELEPHANT | linked | HIPPOPOTAMUS |
| ELEPHANT | linked | TURKEY |
| ANIMAL | linked | ELEPHANT |
| DOOR | linked | ELEPHANT |
| GIVE | linked | ELEPHANT |
| LONG | linked | ELEPHANT |
| GRANDPARENTS | linked | ELEPHANT |
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