Crossword Clue: Intelligence problem
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Intelligence problem"
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- "Animal" name for a type of spy
- Animal that digs up the yard
- Animal that goes undercover as a human but actually leaks information to animals
- Animal
- A kind of spy
- Beauty mark
- Beauty spot
- A spy, perhaps
- ABC gameshow baddie
- ABC show (with ''The'')
- ABC's "The ___"
- Birthmark
- Agent after top secret info
- Blemish
- Blind burrower
- Aldrich Ames, for one
- Alfie "Hey ___"
- Hill-building beast
- Intelligence agency problem
- Intelligence agent
- Intelligence problem
- Frequent guest at Toad Hall
- Company plant?
- Earthworm predator
- Certain tunneler
- Breakwater.
- Breakwater
- Character in "The Wind in the Willows."
- Dermatologist's concern
- Furry tunneler
- Destructive digger
- Garden annoyance
- Garden-burrowing mammal
- Garden pest
- Embassy spy
- Embedded spy
- Garden tunneler
- Chile-and-chocolate sauce
- Enchilada topper
- Human plant?
- Chocolate sauce
- Corporate-security concern
- Burrower
- Burrowing animal "whacked" in an arcade game
- Burrowing animal
- Burrowing beast
- Burrowing creature
- Burrowing critter
- Burrowing insectivore
- Burrowing lawn pest
- Burrowing mammal
- Burrowing pest
- Burrowing rodent
- Burrowing spy?
- Counterspy
- CIA concern
- CIA denizen
- CIA operative
- CIA turncoat
- C.I.A. worry
- CIA worry
- Cindy Crawford feature
- Cindy Crawford trademark
- It's hard on a yard
- Cousin of a hedgehog
- Distinctive Cindy Crawford feature
- Distinctive Marilyn Monroe facial feature
- Creature to whack on the midway
- Creature whacked at the fair
- Critter "whacked" along the midway
- Cloak-and-dagger man
- Jetty.
- Jetty
- Hedgehog cousin
- Hedgehog's cousin
- Double agent for competing record company
- Double agent
- Industrial infiltrator
- Infiltrating spy
- Infiltrator
- Facial feature, for some
- Facial feature of Cindy Crawford
- Facial mark
- Insect-eating mammal
- Insectivorous mammal
- Inside informant
- Insider informant
- Insidious insider
- Mammal that lives underground
- Mammal whacked in an arcade game
- Soil burrower
- Noted Marilyn Monroe feature
- "The ___," Harry James hit
- Mountain Goats song for a double agent?
- K.G.B. concern
- K.G.B. worry
- Shade of gray
- Marilyn had one on her face
- Marilyn Monroe facial feature
- Marilyn Monroe facial mark
- Marilyn Monroe feature
- Marilyn Monroe mark
- Marilyn's facial feature
- Marilyn's mark
- Roger Glover "Old Blind ___"
- Plant, maybe
- Plant, of a sort
- Plant with legs
- Plant
- Planted agent
- Treacherous spy
- Visually challenged burrower
- Subterranean critter
- Subterranean pest
- Suburban burrower
- Suburban pest
- Suburban tunneler
- Subversive one
- Office plant
- Sort of spy
- Measure associated with Avogadro's number
- Melanin concentration
- Near sighted varmint
- Long-term agent
- Mexican sauce
- Mexican sauce flavored with chocolate
- MI6 concern
- Potential C.I.A. problem
- Lawn burrower
- Lawn disruption
- Lawn invader
- Lawn pest
- Lawn problem
- Lawn-ruining critter
- Lawn tunneler
- Lawn-tunneling beast
- Lawn vermin
- Lawn wrecker
- One not to be trusted
- Nevus
- Le Carré character
- Leak source, at times
- Leak source, perhaps
- Penetration agent
- Person making unauthorized reports
- Pesky yard critter
- Monroe facial mark
- Pier
- Source of a leak, perhaps
- Source of a leak
- "The Wind in the Willows" character
- "The Wind in the Willows" figure
- Shrew cousin
- Tunnel
- Tunnel-boring machine
- Tunnel creator
- Tunneler
- Tunneling critter
- Tunneling insectivore
- Tunneling lawn pest
- Tunneling mammal
- Tunneling pest
- Saboteur, e.g.
- Weak-eyed tunneler
- Weak-eyed worm hunter
- Spicy chocolate sauce
- Spicy Mexican sauce
- Spicy sauce for steak
- Spicy sauce with chocolate
- Spicy sauce
- Sauce that may include chocolate
- Sauce with a poblano variety
- Type of spy
- Spot — a spy
- Whac-A-___ (arcade game)
- Whack-y carnival animal?
- Whacked arcade critter
- Spy also called a "sleeper agent"
- Spy — creator of hills?
- Spy fiction stock character
- Spy from within
- Spy guy
- Spy in group
- Spy-in-hiding
- Spy-in-waiting
- Spy of a sort
- Spy on the inside
- Spy — one that burrows
- Spy plant
- Spy (slang)
- Spy, slangily
- Spy spying on a spy
- Spy spying on spies
- Spy story staple
- Spy
- Spymaster's worry
- Skin mark
- Skin spot
- Undercover agent
- Undercover man
- Undercover operative
- Undercover operator
- Undercover spy
- Underground burrower
- Underground creature
- Underground figure?
- Underground infiltrator
- Underground mammal
- Underground pest
- Underground tunneler
- Underground type
- Sleeper agent, at times
- Sleeper agent
- Uninvited burrower
- Uninvited rooter
- Yard pest
- Yard tunneler
- Target of an exterminator's smoke bomb
- Sea barrier.
- Small burrowing rodent
- Taupe
- Small congenital skin spot
- Small-eyed burrower
- Small insectivorous mammal
- Small spot — small mammal
- Tiny-eyed animal.
- Unwelcome C.I.A. discovery
- Unwelcome rooter
- Small tunneling mammal
- You could see it on Marilyn's face
- Secret agent
- Secret-leaker
- Security concern
- Security problem
- Snooping plant
- Term popularized by le Carré
Recent Usage of Intelligence problem in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Intelligence problem in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - May 14, 2020
- New York Times - Oct. 13, 2007
