Crossword Clue: Really, really tough problem
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- 1980 Olympics mascot
- 350-mile river into Great Salt Lake.
- ___ fruit (yield)
- ______ Head, Newfoundland
- Animal on California's flag
- Animal on California's state flag
- Animal on the California state flag
- Animal seen by Goldilocks
- Animal that can stand upright
- Animal that symbolizes pessimism in the stock market
- Baylor mascot
- Be stoical, grin & ... it
- Beast on California's flag
- Beast seen by Goldilocks
- Beehive-raiding beast
- Abide
- Arduous assignment, so to speak
- Arduous challenge
- Berenstain critter
- Big honey consumer
- "B.J. and the ___"
- Black ___
- Black or brown animal
- Black or brown critter
- Boo Boo, for one
- Boo-Boo or Pooh
- Fozzie, for one
- Fozzie, in "The Muppet Movie"
- Fozzie or Baloo, e.g.
- Bowlegged beast
- Hold up
- Certain pessimist
- Grin and ___ it
- Grin's companion
- Grizzly
- Grizzly ___
- Grizzly ____
- Grizzly animal
- "Grizzly" animal
- "Grizzly" beast
- Grizzly, e.g.
- Grizzly, for example
- Grizzly, for instance
- Grizzly, for one
- Grizzly one
- Certain Wall Street type
- Grouch
- Den critter
- Den denizen
- Den dweller
- Den sleeper
- Honey hunter
- Honey lover
- Honey-loving beast
- Honey or Boo Boo follower
- Honey or Teddy
- Grown-up cub
- Fuzzy Wuzzy, e.g.
- Fuzzy Wuzzy, for one
- Fuzzy Wuzzy was one
- Brooklyn indie band Grizzly ___
- Brown or black animal
- Brown or black
- Brown or Kodiak
- Brown or polar animal
- Bruin
- Elvis "Teddy ___"
- Hairy gay man, as it were
- Bryant of Crimson Tide fame
- Chicago animal
- Chicago athlete
- Chicago football player
- Chicago footballer
- Chicago gridder
- Chicago NFL player
- Chicago NFLer
- Chicagoan
- Cop, in CB lingo
- Bull opposite
- Bull's antithesis
- Bull's counterpart, in the market
- Bull's counterpart
- Bull's opposite, in the stock market
- Bull's opposite, on Wall Street
- Difficult test
- Difficult thing to do, informally
- Handle
- Cornell's unofficial mascot
- Direction word
- Endure
- California flag animal
- California flag beast
- Classic TV monkey
- Camp invader
- Creature not welcomed on Wall Street
- Campsite visitor
- Give birth to — large mammal
- Canada's largest lake, Great ______
- Flutie, e.g.
- Coach Bryant
- Exemplar of toughness
- Doug Flutie is one
- CARE ___
- Forest forager
- Forest growler
- Downside operator
- Golden or teddy
- Downturn exploiter
- Goldilocks story beast
- Goldilocks' unwilling host
- Carry, as a grudge
- Carry — tolerate
- Carry
- Hibernating animal
- Stock dumper
- Stock-market manipulator
- Stock-market pessimist
- Stock market pessimist
- Soldier Field athlete
- Soldier Field player
- Pit pessimist
- Stomach
- White _____ , Saskatchewan
- Killer of an exam
- Shaggy beast
- Tough task
- Tough test, as it were
- Tough test, informally
- Tough test, slangily
- Tough test
- Toughie
- N.Y.S.E. trader
- Kind of hug or market
- Kind of hug
- Market figure
- Market pessimist
- Market type
- Put up with
- Wild My Morning Jacket song?
- Kind of trap or hug
- Paddington, for one
- Paddington or Pooh
- Paddington or Smokey
- Mascot Misha of the 1980 Olympics, e.g.
- Windy City pro
- Winnie or Smokey
- Winnie-the-Pooh, e.g.
- Winnie-the-Pooh, for one
- Winnie the Pooh, for one
- Winnie-the-Pooh or Paddington, for example
- Winnie the Pooh or Smokey, for example
- Winnie the Pooh
- Panda ___
- Panda, mistakenly
- Koala ___
- Koala
- Kodiak
- Kodiak, e.g.
- Kodiak Island creature
- Kodiak or Chicago
- Kodiak or grizzly
- With Great, Canada's largest wholly owned lake
- Suffer
- Shoulder
- Shoulder, as a burden
- Withstand
- Shoulder — stomach
- Polar _____
- "Polar" beast
- Polar creature
- Polar denizen
- Polar or grizzly
- Polar or teddy
- Wall St. animal
- Wall St. figure
- Wall Street operator.
- Wall Street pessimist
- Wall Street skeptic
- Policeman, in C.B. lingo
- Policeman, in CB lingo
- Walter Payton, once
- Member of a fairy tale trio
- Pooh, e.g.
- Pooh, for one
- Pooh or Paddington, for example
- Pooh or Paddington
- Nasty exam
- Loaded for ___
- Part of the California flag
- Large and hairy man, in gay slang
- Large animal on California's state flag
- Large hairy gay man, as it were
- Omelet maker's gadget
- Omnivorous mammal
- Largest land carnivore
- Real mofo of a puzzle
- Real toughie
- Really hard test
- Really, really tough problem
- Really tough task
- Really tough test, informally
- Paul Bryant's nickname
- One may be out of stock
- One might be out of stock
- One of a storied threesome
- Nickname of Alabama coach Paul Bryant
- Reluctant investor
- One who's out of stock?
- One with a sell theory?
- Pessimist
- Pessimistic investor
- Pessimistic market analyst
- Prince Edward Island's Cape ____
- Northwest Territories White ____ Lake
- Rupert or Smokey
- Russian symbol
- Super Bowl XX athlete
- Support, as on one's shoulders
- Support
- Silvertip, e.g.
- Silvertip
- Type of hug
- Type of mammal
- Symbol on California's flag
- Situation where there are more sellers than willing buyers
- Scavenger at Yellowstone
- Take on
- "What a Drag" ___ Hands
- What a koala really isn't
- What a koala resembles.
- Sky animal
- Take
- Stand
- Uninvited "guest" at a campsite
- What Merida's mother turns into, in "Brave"
- Yellowstone animal
- Yellowstone beast
- Yellowstone denizen
- Yellowstone Park denizen
- Yellowstone resident
- Yellowstone sighting
- Yield
- Yogi ___ (cartoon character)
- Yogi e.g.
- Yogi, e.g.
- Yogi, for one
- Yogi of cartoons
- Yogi of Jellystone Park
- Yogi or Boo-Boo
- Yogi or Fozzie
- Yogi or Paddington?
- Yogi or Paddington
- Yogi or Smokey, e.g.
- Yogi or Smokey, for example
- Yogi or Smokey
- Second Amendment verb
- Unwilling fairy tale host
- Ted of "Ted," e.g.
- Teddy ___ (kind of stuffed animal)
- Teddy ___
- Teddy, e.g.
- Teddy or grizzly
- Teddy or Smokey
- Smokey
- Smokey ___ ("Only YOU can prevent forest fires" spokesanimal)
- Smokey, for one
- Ursid
- Ursidae family beast
- Temple neighbor (or ... caniform with extremely acute smell)
- Tolerate, endure
- Tolerate
- Terribly tough task
- Zoo attraction
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