- - Scottish girl to tell story about fool
- - About a ship romance with a girl
- - The girl has Silas beaten by one point
- - Scottish girl's untrue story about beast
- - a girl that is with a dog
- - Tell a story about a ship for a girl
- - one girl that is after another
- - Seal is transformed into Scottish girl
- - Rescue dog that is with northern girl
- - Classic movie girl played by a boy
- - Wee girl
- - TV collie in various runs from the 1950s to the 1990s
- - Screen mutt — Scottish girl
- - Scottish girl
- - Glaswegian girl
- - Young girl
- - Famous dog sale is arranged
- - Story about equine female from Scotland
- - Dog that rescues seal is wild
- - Girl's story about donkey
- - Scots girl sails out east
- - Scottish girl sails madly close to shore
- - Scots girl fool caught in fib
- - Scots girl
- - Story about airhead Scottish girl
- - Scots girl sails out with English
- - Girl and donkey featured in story
- - Scots girl sails absurdly close to shore
- - Caramelises without cream produced by girl from Edinburgh
- - Girl returning from warfare is saluted
- - Girl student that is seen around a ship
- - One of the Scottish girls has a walk-on part in many a picture
- - Caught by deceit, fool girl
- - Sale is designed by one of man's best friends
- - Girl usually played by boys
- - Little girl
- - "... girl!"
- - Famous Hollywood dog
- - Young woman [Scottish]
- - Fictional Rough Collie dog who featured in a novel by Eric Knight and in numerous TV dramas and films
- - Adventure series about a dog
- - Jenny, perhaps, appearing in fiction as young woman
- - It's not true about a donkey being a dog!
- - Timmy's collie
- - Longhaired star of 1950s TV
- - Canine film star provided by Scottish maiden
- - "psych 2: ...... come home"
- - Fib about a fathead [female]
- - Courageous TV collie
- - kid-lit quadruped since 1940
- - American television series featuring a Rough Collie which ran for 17 seasons with a total of 547 episodes
- - Famous movie dog
- - fictional character whose name sounds like an indian drink
- - heroic collie of tv
- - TV pooch
- - Laddie's date
- - "I Love a ......"
- - Rudd Weatherwax's trainee
- - Famous collie
- - Eric Knight's heroine
- - Weatherwax's collie
- - TV rescuer
- - TV female played by six males
- - Timmy's savior
- - Timmy's pet
- - Timmy's best friend
- - She first appeared in a 1940 Eric Knight novel
- - Pooch played by Pal, Spook, Baby, Mire and Hey Hey
- - Old TV series set near Calverton
- - Movie role for several dog stars
- - Movie collie dog
- - Long-running TV series set in Calverton
- - Long-haired movie star
- - Legendary TV pooch
- - Knight's heroine
- - Knight's collie
- - Knight creation
- - Hot dog, once
- - Hollywood film-star dog
- - Film "star" since 1943
- - Female TV role played only by males
- - Famous pet of classic TV
- - Dog role
- - Dog created by Knight
- - Collie of film and TV
- - Cinema collie
- - CBS Sunday night staple, 1954-71
- - Canine TV star
- - Canine superstar
- - Beloved collie of classic TV
- - 1950's-60's title TV star
- - '50s TV star
- - Hollywood canine
- - Hollywood dog
- - Famous canine.
- - TV staple.
- - Classic TV show
- - CO/ME home
- - Famous film dog
- - Movie dog
- - Film dog
- - Glasgow gal
- - Young miss
- - Heroic TV dog
- - Famed collie
- - "Will ye go ..., go" (folksong)
- - Pal played her in early films
- - Fictional collie
- - She was played by Pal, Spook, Baby, and Hey Hey
- - *Legendary monster said to resemble a plesiosaur
- - Fictional rough collie dog created by Eric Knight
- - Iconic TV canine
- - '-- Come-Home', a novel by Eric Knight
- - Iconic 1950s-'70s female TV role played by a male
- - Famous collie of radio, TV and film
- - Dog with a Walk of Fame star
- - Collie of classic TV
- - TV collie
- - Bark's brave owner sails out east
- - Female character of old TV played by a series of male performers
- - "A Boy's Best Friend" of kid lit
- - Collie of film
- - Animal who's appeared on 10 TV Guide covers
- - Collie of TV and film
- - Old TV dog
- - Tommy Rettig's costar in 1950s TV
- - Famous TV dog
- - Timmy's TV dog
- - Timmy's pet on old TV
- - Timmy's dog, on classic TV
- - Dog star of '60s TV
- - Dog star
- - Young Scottish female
- - Noted movie and TV canine
- - See 37-Across
- - Dog of film and TV
- - 1950s-'70s TV heroine
- - Film collie
- - Classic TV canine
- - Timmy's dog
- - Canine who might have reported that Timmy fell down a well
- - Nonhuman Hollywood Walk of Fame honoree
- - TV canine
- - Hollywood hound
- - Old dog star
- - Timmy's television pooch
- - Collie of old TV
- - TV classic with a whistled theme
- - Legendary collie
- - Female TV dog whose portrayers were all male
- - Animal with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- - Timmy's four-legged pal
- - CBS series for 17 seasons
- - Timmy's pooch
- - Collie of old-time TV
- - Famous fictional collie
- - Old TV canine
- - Female TV dog played by males
- - Female usually played by males
- - Collie of TV fame
- - Timmy's pal
- - TV dog star
- - Timmy's frequent savior
- - TV female played by several males
- - Pal was the first to play her
- - Friend of Jeff, Timmy, et al.
- - Literary collie
- - Movie dog since 1943
- - Hollywood collie
- - Canine celeb
- - Classic TV series set in Calverton
- - TV dog
- - Collie of TV
- - TV show with the theme song "Whistle"
- - "......, Come Home" 1943
- - Famous pet
- - Turner family dog
- - Tommy Rettig's co-star in 1950's TV
- - Rough collie of film and TV fame
- - Pet with a Hollywood star
- - Heroic collie of old TV
- - Canine film star
- - female's left reeling as life's a bitch in hollywood
- - The Dog Star
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