Crossword Clue: Down Under "teddy bear"
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Down Under "teddy bear""
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Down Under "teddy bear""
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- ___ Bear
- ___ Kare (changing stations)
- Animal in old Qantas ads
- Animal in Qantas ads
- Animal in the "Simpsons" episode "Bart vs. Australia"
- Animal that isn't a bear
- Animal that may carry its baby on its back
- Animal that's cute, fuzzy, lazy, and gray [E]
- Animal whose genus name, Phascolarctos, means "pouch bear"
- Animate "teddy bear"
- Bear down under
- ''Bear'' Down Under
- "Bear" from Down Under
- A marsupial
- "Bear" in old Qantas ads
- Bear of Down Under
- Bear that isn't really a bear
- "Bear" that's actually a marsupial
- "Bear" that's not a bear
- Bear that's not a bear
- Bear that's not really a bear
- Bearlike Aussie beast
- Bearlike Australian beast
- Bearlike Australian marsupial
- Bearlike beast of Australia
- Bearlike beast
- Bearlike marsupial
- Beast with a spoon-shaped nose
- Arboreal Aussie
- Arboreal Australian native
- Arboreal marsupial of Australia
- Arboreal marsupial
- Adelaide animal
- Adorable Australian
- Aussie animal
- Aussie "bear"
- Aussie ''bear''
- Aussie bearlike beast
- Aussie critter
- Aussie known for sleeping most of the day away
- Aussie marsupial
- Australian animal that munches on eucalyptus leaves
- Australian animal that sleeps about 2/3 of the day
- Australian animal that sleeps up to 20 hours a day
- Australian animal that's not actually a bear
- Australian animal
- Australian arboreal marsupial
- Australian "bear"
- Australian bearlike beast
- Australian critter
- Australian eucalyptus eater
- Australian herbivore
- Australian leaf-eater
- Australian mammal
- Australian marsupial.
- Australian marsupial (5)
- Australian marsupial that eats eucalyptus leaves
- Australian marsupial
- Australian symbol
- Australian 'teddy bear'
- Australian tree-dweller
- Australian tree dweller
- Australian with a fur coat
- Gray Australian
- Eater of eucalyptus leaves
- Furry Aussie
- Furry Australian
- Furry folivore
- Furry marsupial
- Furry outbacker
- Fetching furry folivore
- Gumleaf-eating marsupial
- Gumtree marsupial
- Fuzzy marsupial
- It isn't really a bear
- Consumer of eucalyptus
- "I have the necessary ___fications" (pun accompanying an animal picture)
- Cousin of the wombat
- Creature with a pouch
- "Eucalyptivore"
- Eucalyptus consumer
- Eucalyptus diner
- Eucalyptus dweller
- Eucalyptus eater of the Outback
- Eucalyptus eater
- Eucalyptus-eating Aussie
- Eucalyptus-eating "bear"
- Eucalyptus-eating 'bear'
- Eucalyptus-eating creature
- Eucalyptus-eating marsupial
- Eucalyptus feeder
- Eucalyptus-leaf eater
- Eucalyptus leaf muncher
- Eucalyptus lover
- Eucalyptus muncher
- Eucalyptus-munching animal
- Eucalyptus-munching Aussie
- Eucalyptus-munching Australian animal that's not really a bear
- Eucalyptus-munching "bear"
- Eucalyptus-munching marsupial
- Eucalyptus the Beanie Baby, e.g.
- Fluffy-eared "bear"
- Fluffy-eared critter
- Fluffy-eared marsupial
- Fluffy-eared tree dweller
- Critter in old Qantas ads
- Critter with a pouch
- Critter with humanlike fingerprints
- Folivorous marsupial
- Cuddly Aussie animal
- Cuddly Australia animal
- Cuddly Australian creature
- Cuddly Australian marsupial
- Cuddly "bear"
- Cuddly-looking animal from Australia
- Cuddly looking Australian
- Cuddly-looking Australian marsupial
- Cuddly-looking Australian
- Cuddly-looking "bear"
- Cuddly-looking marsupial
- Cuddly marsupial
- Cuddly tree-dweller
- Joey's parent, possibly
- Down-under animal
- Down-under attraction
- Down Under "bear"
- Down Under bear
- Down Under climber
- Down Under critter
- Down Under dweller
- Down Under eucalyptus eater
- Down Under marsupial
- Down-under marsupial
- Down Under "teddy bear"
- Cuscus cousin
- Cute Aussie "bear"
- Cute Aussie critter
- Cute Australian mammal
- Cute Australian marsupial
- Cute bear
- Cute "bear"
- Cute Down Under critter
- Cute eucalyptus eater
- Cute marsupial
- Cutie down under
- Kangaroo bear
- Kangaroo Island critter
- Outbacker with big ears
- Sharp-clawed critter
- Sharp-clawed marsupial
- Marsupial mistaken for a bear
- Marsupial sometimes called a bear
- Marsupial who said "I hate Qantas"
- Marsupial without a tail
- Marsupial
- Qantas Airways symbol
- Qantas critter
- Qantas hater of old ads
- Qantas mascot
- Qantas spokesbear
- Stuffed animal option
- Mascot of the Queensland rugby team
- Queensland critter
- Queensland native
- Tree-climbing marsupial
- Tree-dweller that sleeps 20 or so hours a day
- Tree-dwelling marsupial
- Tree marsupial
- Wombat cousin
- Wombat relative
- Wombat's cousin
- Little "kangaroo bear"
- Melbourne marsupial
- Living "teddy bear"
- Living teddy bear
- Member of suborder Vombatiformes
- Member of the suborder Vombatiformes
- Land SW of Samoa
- Pouched Aussie
- Pouched mammal
- Lovable marsupial
- Leaf-eating critter
- Leaf-munching marsupial
- Relative of a bandicoot
- Nigel, in the animated movie "The Wild"
- One with a pouch
- Lethargic marsupial
- Prey for a dingo
- Nocturnal marsupial
- Opossum's cousin
- Symbol of Australia
- Symbol of QANTAS
- Sitter in a eucalyptus tree
- Sluggish marsupial
- Sluggish, tailless Australian marsupial
- Sluggish tree-dweller
- Teddy bear's look-alike
- Zoo critter
- Zoo cutie
- Zoo favorite
Recent Usage of Down Under "teddy bear" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 25, 1987