| Toy |
| Hon |
| Dummy |
| Toots |
| Honey |
| Cutie |
| Sweets |
| Looker |
| Puppet |
| Kewpie |
| Voodoo |
| Sweetie |
| Nuisance |
| Sugar __ |
| __ baby! |
| Toy dog? |
| Gussy up |
| Figurine |
| Sweetums |
| Dress up |
| Cutie pie |
| Guy's gal |
| Dreamboat |
| Kid's toy |
| Bratz toy |
| Cute girl |
| Tot's toy |
| Plaything |
| E.T., e.g. |
| Dear" one? |
| Honeybunch |
| Common toy |
| Honeycakes |
| Toy person |
| Pretty gal |
| Girl's toy |
| Tot's tote |
| Child's toy |
| Sweetie pie |
| Helpful one |
| Pretty girl |
| Real looker |
| Baby's buddy |
| China or rag |
| Midway prize |
| Rag, for one |
| Raggedy Ann. |
| Child's baby |
| Ken, for one |
| Barbie, e.g. |
| Kind of house |
| Kachina, e.g. |
| You're a ___! |
| Bratz product |
| Darling child |
| Guy's sweetie |
| Kewpie,. e.g. |
| Pretty child. |
| Toy-store buy |
| Dressable toy |
| Mama" speaker |
| Ken or Barbie |
| Barbie or Ken |
| ___ Sweetheart |
| ''Mama'' sayer |
| Guy's sidekick |
| Helpful person |
| Play girl, say |
| Girl's figure? |
| Thoughtful one |
| Bratz offering |
| Gem of a person |
| Toy box denizen |
| Woody or Chucky |
| Kewpie, for one |
| Baby's stand-in |
| Barbie, for one |
| Mattel offering |
| Guy's companion |
| Well-behaved kid |
| Barbie or GI Joe |
| Girl's plaything |
| Betsy Wetsy, e.g. |
| Cabbage Patch ___ |
| Toy shop purchase |
| Toy that may talk |
| Toy in a carriage |
| Raggedy Ann, e.g. |
| Chatty Cathy, e.g. |
| Collectible Barbie |
| Hoffmann's Olympia |
| Ibsen's Nora, e.g. |
| Mrs. Beasley e.g. |
| Cabbage Patch item |
| Betsy Wetsy was one |
| Cabbage Patch, e.g. |
| G.I. Joe, basically |
| Matryoshka, for one |
| Toy shop specialty. |
| Barbie, for example |
| Raggedy Ann or Andy |
| Bratz or Raggedy Ann |
| Model home resident? |
| One in a small house |
| Tickle Me Elmo, e.g. |
| Raggedy Ann, for one |
| Paper ___," 1942 song |
| Cabbage Patch product |
| G.I. Joe, effectively |
| Polly Pocket, for one |
| Raggedy Ann or Barbie |
| Action figure, really |
| American Girl product |
| Tot's tea party guest |
| Barbie or Raggedy Ann |
| Oh, You Beautiful ___. |
| American Girl offering |
| Cabbage Patch occupant |
| Toy that says ''mama'' |
| Word with paper or rag |
| Classic Christmas gift |
| American Girl purchase |
| Little tea party guest? |
| Occupant of a toy house |
| Tickle Me Elmo, for one |
| Toy replica of a person |
| Cabbage Patch Kid, e.g. |
| Count Basie's was "Satin |
| It's inflated before sex |
| Kid's tea party attendee |
| Tea party guest, perhaps |
| Occupant of a tiny house |
| Betsy Wetsy or Ken Carson |
| Filmdom's Chucky, for one |
| Little girl's little girl |
| Occupant of a small house |
| Madame Alexander creation |
| Word with living or paper |
| Action figure, essentially |
| Moviedom's Woody or Chucky |
| Thing poked by a voodooist |
| Strawberry Shortcake, e.g. |
| Barbie or Ken, for example |
| Barbie or Cabbage Patch Kid |
| Baby carried by a baby, maybe |
| One staying in a little house |
| Guest" at a child's tea party |
| Cabbage Patch Kid, for example |
| Pretty but unintelligent woman. |
| Alternative to "sweetie" or "hon |
| One wearing very little clothing |
| Toy made by American Girl or Bratz |
| Where an inch may represent a foot |
| McDonald's offering for tight budgets |
| The Captain's ___," D. H. Lawrence story |
| Betsy Wetsy or Chatty Cathy, for example |
| Soul Asylum sticks pins in a "Voodoo" one |
| Woody or Jessie, in the "Toy Story" films |
| Toy that often looks like a baby or small child |
| Strawberry Shortcake or Raggedy Andy, for example |