APACHE

• '58 Chevy pickup model name

• American First Nations people

• Arizona county

• Arizona county at Four Corners

• Arizona tribe

• Army attack helicopter

• Army chopper

• Army helicopter

• Athabaskan language

• Attack chopper

• Attack helicopter

• Cabaret dance

• Certain helicopter

• Cochise or Geronimo

• Cochise or Geronimo, e.g.

• Cochise was one

• Cochise, e.g.

• Cochise, for one

• Cochise's people

• Cochise's tribe

• Combat chopper

• Extra in Broken Arrow, 1950

• Fierce warrior

• Fort ___, the Bronx

• Fort ___, The Bronx (1981 movie)

• Fort ___, The Bronx (1981 Paul Newman drama)

• Fort ___, The Bronx (Paul Newman movie)

• Geronimo and kin

• Geronimo or Cochise

• Geronimo, e.g.

• Geronimo, for one

• Geronimo's tribe

• Gulf War II helicopter

• Hellacious helicopter

• Indian tribe for whom a helicopter is named

• Iraq War helicopter

• Kind of helicopter

• Language in which kemosabe means white shirt

• Language related to Navajo

• Member of a southwestern tribe

• Military attack helicopter

• Military helicopter

• Military helicopter named for a tribe

• Military helicopter named for an Indian tribe

• Modern attack helicopter

• Native American of the Southwest

• Navajo relative

• News provider hurt native American (6)

• Notable resisters against the Spanish

• Old West raider

• One of a gang of criminals, especially in Paris

• Overheard a freckly tribe member (6)

• Paris ruffian

• Parisian gangster

• Parisian ruffian

• Plains Indian

• Powerful helicopter

• Ruffian

• Scrap

• Song sampled on The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel

• Southwest tribesman

• Storied raider

• Tribe of the Southwest

• U.S. Army attack helicopter

• Western Indian

• Western warrior

• Wickiup dweller, perhaps

• The language of the Apache people

• Any member of Athapaskan tribes that migrated to the southwestern desert (from Arizona to Texas and south into Mexico)

• Fought a losing battle from 1861 to 1886 with the United States and were resettled in Oklahoma

• A Parisian gangster

Apa|che 〈[ apạtʃə] m. 17〉 Angehöriger eines Indianerstammes im Westen der USA; oV Apatsche [span. <mexikan.]

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1) pl апачи (индейские племена на границе США и Мексики)

2) хулиган

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estar apache Чили разг. — быть закадычными друзьями