WHERE'S THE PROBLEM?
(You'll name the body part mainly affected in each clue.)
(You'll name the body part mainly affected in each clue.)
PLEASE BEAR WITH ME
4, 4
(Each response is composed of two 4-letter words)
(Each response is composed of two 4-letter words)
ANIMAL SCIENCE
MIRROR WORDS
(These responses are two words that are reverses of each other, like "flog" and "golf")
(These responses are two words that are reverses of each other, like "flog" and "golf")
50
Cirrhosis
The liver
50
Phil Harris provided the bear necessities as this character in 1967's "The Jungle Book"
Baloo
50
One of these is to keep a bar of scented soap in with your dirty laundry when you travel to help clothes smell clean
A life hack
50
This owl blends in with its background really well. What do you call this?
Camouflage
50
The kind of chatter some have "the gift of" & a sack that might hold a gift
gab & bag
100
Rhinitis
The nose
100
A Feb. 2023 headline said this movie about one seriously hopped-up ursine "snorts up $23 million opening weekend"
Cocaine Bear
100
It's slang for the offspring of a celeb who becomes a celeb too
A nepo baby
100
The snake on the left is not venomous but the one on the right is. They look very similar. What is this an example of?
Mimicry
100
A navigator's charts & unwanted inbox messages
spam & maps
200
Silicosis
The lungs
200
Movie within a movie time! In "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent", Nic Cage & Pedro Pascal swoon over this Brit-based bear "2"
Paddington
200
The Oxford English Dictionary has this synonym for a tie going back to a 1796 horse race
A dead heat
200
Why do owls throw up owl pellets after eating mice, gophers, etc.?
Because they eat the animal whole and have to throw up the bones and fur that can't be digested.
200
Your best buddies & an open hand smack to the face
pals & slap
300
Glossitis
The tongue
300
This man as Jackie Moon, after a stunt on the court with a bear goes awry in "Semi-Pro": "If you have a small child, use it as a shield!"
Will Ferrell
300
The Nobel Banquet is held in Stockholm in this room that can hold 1,300 guests
The Blue Hall
300
This oxpecker removes ticks from the buffalo and eats them. This is an example of what symbiotic relationship? 
Mutualism
300
Ceramic vessels & a save made by a goalie
pots & stop
400
Ménière's disease
The ear
400
Wocka wocka! To voice this Muppet, Frank Oz said, "I had to flesh him out, so I made him desperately insecure"
Fozzie Bear
400
This situation means one negative consequence leads to another; Jim Collins popularized the term in his book "Good to Great"
A doom loop
400
This ant is being parasitized by a
A fungus
400
Money for the return of something lost & a compartment in a cabinet to keep it in
reward & drawer