% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)

Other crossword clues for answer "BULL"

BULL
Hooey!
China shop destroyer
China shop visitor
Kind of market when people post "haha stonks go brrr" memes
Certain optimist
I don't believe you!
I don't buy that for a second
Pfft. Yeah, right
Utter nonsense
Hogwash!
Nonsense!
Unpopular animal in a china shop?
Male moose
Market optimist
Don't think so!
Bear's antithesis
China shop charger?
Proverbial china shop problem
China shop blunderer
Male whale
Wall Street optimist
Kind of snake or moose
Cape charger
Michael Jordan, once
Rodeo beast
That's hogwash!
Optimistic forecaster
King of the pasture
Vatican release
Baloney
Bovine charger
Horn or pen lead-in
Calf father
Metaphorical china shop culprit
One advocating buying
Taurus symbol
Pope's decree
Papal edict
Male cow
Toreador's opponent
Headstrong one
Calf's dad
Sacred seal
Stock-market optimist
China-shop menace
Male elephant
Zodiac beast
Ram follower
Calf's father
64 Across participant
Half of several hyphenated words in Hemingway's first novel
Zodiacal animal
Picador's target
Bear's counterpart
San Fermín festival runner
Sitting ___, Sioux shaman.
___ fight.
Wall St. optimist.
Notorious enemy of china.
Opposite of a bear.
Red baits him.
El toro.
Gardener's concern.
Wall Street operator.
Wall Street term.
Taurus.
John ___.
Wall Street fixture.
Wall Streeter.
Bovine.
Wall St. term.
Moose or Run
Wall St. man
Kind of terrier
Part of the Minotaur
Upside operator
China wrecker
John
Run or market
Papal document
China-shop nemesis
Papal decree
Wall Street figure
China-shop wrecker
Bear's opposite
Kind of pen
Positive Wall Street figure
Optimist, of sorts
Certain charger
Torero's foe
Kind of market
Zodiac symbol
Bronze animal in New York's financial district
Zodiac animal
New York Stock Exchange symbol
Animal in a Wall Street sculpture
Papal issue
Poppycock!
Matador charger
Charging ___ (bronze sculpture in N.Y.C.'s financial district)
Ranch animal
It may be mechanical in a bar
Cow's mate
Chicago athlete
Good kind of market
See 51 Down
China hazard, proverbially
Unwanted china shop visitor?
China shop wrecker, proverbially
Symbol of an "up" market, and what can precede the last parts of 17-, 39- and 62-Across and 11- and 28-Down
Ferdinand of kid-lit, e.g.
Michael Jordan, for 13 seasons
Wall Street beast
No way that's true
Jordan, formerly
Chicago baller
Subject of a famed Financial District statue
Miamian rapper nicknamed "Mr. Worldwide"
Sign before 26-Down
Site for some cape work