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We have spotted ORCA (4 Letters) a total of 280 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with ORCA and also when and where was it last seen:

Referring crossword puzzle clues

• Marine mammal feared by sharks
• Sea hunter
• Sea creature that can weigh 400 pounds at birth
• Finned hunter
• Whale cousin
• Ocean predator that's actually a member of the dolphin family
• Whale also called a grampus
• Marine menace
• Finned predator
• Certain toothed whale
• Strait of Gibraltar hazard
• Sea creature that can weigh over six tons
• Toothed whale that's a cosmopolitan species
• Black-and-white dolphin
• Whale that can outsmart sharks
• Pod member
• Black-and-white hunter
• Deep-sea predator
• Sea creature with a saddle patch
• Toothed whale with a tall dorsal fin
• Black-and-white animal
• Maritime predator
• Antarctic swimmer
• Predator that hunts in pods
• Marine apex predator
• Whale with large white spots behind its eyes
• So-called wolf of the sea
• Free Willy mammal
• Whale that preys on seals
• Oceanic apex predator
• Two-tone mammal
• Predator of penguins
• Pilot whale relative
• Sea creature whose name is two neighboring coastal states' postal codes
• Walrus predator
• Soeur de la mère
• One may catch some rays
• Mammal on the Vancouver Canucks logo
• Exclamation after checking one's watch
• Marine animal with distinctive eye patches
• Partner of pride
• Mammal that can sink a boat
• Fire
• Black-and-white whale in Kwakwaka'wakw mythology
• Predator that uses echolocation
• Apex ocean predator
• Aquatic animal for which Puget Sound transit cards are named
• Predator in the Puget Sound
• Wolf of the sea
• Black-and-white danger
• Orcinus ___ (marine species)
• Free Willy whale
• Animal whose brain has the most gray matter of any mammal
• Predatory marine mammal
• Ocean predator with a saddle patch
• Pod predator
• Part of some pods
• Predator of the seas
• Washington’s official state marine mammal
• Washington's official state marine mammal
• White-bellied mammal
• Type of whale that goes through menopause
• Black-and-white marine mammal
• Predator that can grow to roughly the size of a school bus
• You're gonna need a bigger boat boat
• Two-tone predator
• Dolphin relative
• Black-and-white sea mammal
• Large part of a pod
• Largest dolphin
• Aptly named boat in Jaws
• Animal that allows only one half of its brain to sleep at a time
• The false killer whale resembles it
• One catching some rays
• Apt letters missing from predat_ _ in the o_e_n
• Whale such as Sk'aliCh'elh-tenaut
• It's a whale of a movie?
• Predatory dolphin
• Great white sharks only known predator
• Penguin predator
• Largest member of the dolphin family
• Apex sea predator that's black-and-white
• Porpoise cousin
• Apex predator in the ocean
• Black-and-white seal predator
• Black-and-white sea creature
• Seal-hunting sea dolphin
• Whale form taken by the mythological spirit Akhlut
• Jaws boat
• Oceanic predator
• Bicolor apex predator
• Ocean predator
• Swimmer in every ocean
• Marine mammal with the same colors as an Oreo
• Ocean predator that loves seals
• Black and white marine predator
• Whale that sleeps with one eye open
• Dolphin's black-and-white kin
• Oceanic black-and-white predator
• Whale found in every ocean
• Whale fond of beach rubbing
• Mammal made from the first four letters of 49-Down
• Black-and-white ocean predator
• Whale with a saddle patch
• Aquatic apex predator
• Willy in Free Willy
• Willy in Free Willy was one
• Porpoise kin
• Seal hunter
• Apex predator with fins
• Whale that might have a dorsal cape
• Apex predator of the ocean
• Black-and-white predator
• Predator with blubber
• Squid predator
• Keiko in Free Willy for one
• Black-and-white swimmer
• Swimming mammal
• Largest dolphin species
• Dolphin family member
• Marine predator
• Black-and-white creature like Fin the Whale
• Blackfish killer whale
• Seal hunter that swims
• Sea predator
• Dolphin kin that attacks dolphins
• White-bellied marine predator
• Apex predator of the oceans
• Walrus hunter
• Seal predator
• With 65-Across underwater creature that actually IS a 65-Across despite a common misconception
• Killer whale
• Black and white whale
• Black-and-white whale
• Willy of Free Willy
• Dolphin family killer

Usage among publishers:

• USA Today: Jan 25, 2026
• LA Times: Jan 19, 2026
• Newsday: Jan 16, 2026
• LA Times: Jan 9, 2026
• New York Times: Jan 8, 2026
• Newsday: Jan 7, 2026
• Newsday: Dec 31, 2025
• New York Times: Dec 30, 2025
• Newsday: Dec 28, 2025
• Newsday: Dec 25, 2025
• New York Times: Dec 24, 2025
• LA Times: Dec 14, 2025
• LA Times: Dec 12, 2025
• Newsday: Dec 7, 2025
• Newsday: Dec 4, 2025
• USA Today: Nov 30, 2025
• Newsday: Nov 23, 2025
• Universal: Nov 20, 2025
• New York Times: Nov 16, 2025
• Newsday: Nov 14, 2025
• LA Times: Nov 6, 2025
• Universal: Nov 2, 2025
• New York Times: Oct 31, 2025
• Universal: Oct 30, 2025
• Newsday: Oct 11, 2025
• USA Today: Aug 27, 2025
• USA Today: Aug 23, 2025
• Newsday: Aug 20, 2025
• LA Times: Aug 18, 2025
• Universal: May 4, 2022