- - Little squirt
- - Squirt
- - Squirt, maybe
- - Toby ...., Barnsley FC mascot
- - Small cheeky child
- - The party keeps going with this wretched creature inside
- - extremely tasty kale for youngster
- - Cheeky tot? That about covers it
- - A small mischievous child, for a Britisher
- - African bush elephant who performed with Circus International of Honolulu
- - Little tricyclist
- - A youngster, usually mischievous
- - Little youngster
- - Mischievous small child
- - Rider (and rhyme) of a trike
- - Young kid
- - Babysitter's charge
- - "Dora the Explorer" fan
- - Cheeky child
- - Mongrel
- - Young one
- - Little rascal
- - Little lad
- - "Kiddo"
- - Chip off the old block
- - Tiny tot
- - Moppet
- - Rider of a little three-wheeler
- - Little kid
- - Day care attendee
- - Rug rat
- - Informally, someone from Yorkshire
- - Little nipper
- - Sandbox visitor
- - Colloquially, a small naughty child
- - What describes the Northern English around outskirts of York?
- - Apt rhyme of 'trike'
- - Preschooler
- - Tot
- - Little 'un
- - Very young person
- - Nanny's charge
- - Day-care enrollee
- - Sandbox user
- - One in a playpen
- - Yorkshireman
- - Big Wheel maneuverer
- - Demander of a bedtime story
- - Au pair's responsibility
- - Pre-K enrollee
- - Day care denizen
- - Story time listener
- - Young child
- - Rugrat
- - Tricycle rider
- - Kindergartner
- - Wee child
- - Toddler
- - Outwardly trustworthy knave or cur
- - Big Wheel rider
- - Small fry
- - Little child
- - Au pair's charge
- - Synonym for 19-Across
- - Playground frolicker
- - Tricyclist, typically
- - Trike rider
- - Tricyclist
- - LEGO set owner, usually
- - Day care charge
- - Kindergartener
- - Pre-K kid
- - Bambino
- - Sandbox patron
- - Another "Mama" sayer
- - Lambkin
- - Daycare charge
- - Wee 'un
- - Little feller
- - Brat, often
- - Kiddie
- - Anklebiter
- - ... urchin
- - Cur
- - Tad
- - Child: Colloq.
- - Lively lad.
- - Lively child: Colloq.
- - Small child: Colloq.
- - Term of endearment for a child.
- - Lively child.
- - Impish child.
- - Small boy
- - Young boy
- - Little boy
- - Little guy
- - Little shaver
- - Little fellow
- - Shaver
- - Young 'un
- - Nipper
- - Little fella
- - Youngster
- - Lad
- - Kid
- - .... child
- - Little one
- - Wee one
- - Small child
- - naughty child (inf)
- - Very young child
- - rough-mannered person in county kerry
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