The term 'Lions and Tigers and Bears' is a phrase from the classic children's story The Wizard of Oz, and is often used to refer to something that is intimidating or overwhelming. The crossword solutions for this term include 'Clubs' (5 letters), which are organizations or associations of people with similar interests; 'Teams' (5 letters), which are groups of people working together to achieve a common goal; 'ANIMALS' (7 letters), which are living organisms that are not plants; 'BEASTS' (6 letters), which are large, wild ANIMALS; 'FAUNA' (5 letters), which are the ANIMALS of a particular region or period; 'Predators' (9 letters), which are ANIMALS that hunt and kill other ANIMALS for food; 'Pros' (4 letters), which are people who are experts in their field; 'Biggame' (7 letters), which are large ANIMALS hunted for sport; 'Exoticpets' (10 letters), which are ANIMALS kept as pets that are not native to the area; 'Collegemascots' (14 letters), which are symbols of a college or university; 'Zooattractions' (14 letters), which are ANIMALS kept in zoos for public viewing; 'Dorothysconcern' (15 letters), which refers to the fear Dorothy had of the lions, tigers, and bears in The Wizard of Oz; and 'Footballplayers' (15 letters), which are people who play the sport of football.