Sounds like you may have an object that has gotten down into the U bend or where the toilet bolts to the flange and gotten stuck. Could be someone dropped something in it, from what you said about it being clear water. It is not a huge job to pull the toilet if you have a wax seal on hand, less than an hour R+R. If you don't have one I doubt you can get one on Christmas. Other thing to try is sticking a small snake, like the ones electricians use, in there and see if you can feel anything blocking it. If you have lived a good life maybe you will be lucky enough that you can put a hook in the end of the snake and drag whatever it is out backwards. Alternately if there is a cleanout in the line below the toilet you can open that and snake from there. Best of luck. Zach
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