Gorilla who was said to have developed the vocabulary level of a three-year-old human — Crossword Clue

Last seen 19th June 2024NYT Crossword

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The answer to “Gorilla who was said to have developed the vocabulary level of a three-year-old human” is KOKO (4 letters).

We last saw “Gorilla who was said to have developed the vocabulary level of a three-year-old human” in NYT Crossword on 19th June 2024.

The 4-letter answer for “Gorilla who was said to have developed the vocabulary level of a three-year-old human” is KOKO.

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