| BOY | Band or toy preceder |
| DOG | Animal with miniature or toy breeds known as teacups; an andiron; or, a word linked with "fog", "sea" or "sun" for three forms of atmospheric phenomena (3) |
| PUMPS | Devices such as Archimedean screws, or pistons for inflating tyres or toy balloons; or, plimsolls (5) |
| PLAYHOUSE | A bijou Wendy-style dwelling, cubby or toy cottage, just big enough for a child to enter so as to set up his or her pretend home; or, a theatre (9) |
| TEACUP | Vessel paired with a saucer; or, a word for a miniature or toy dog (6) |
| HOBBYIST | Word for one who pursues a pastime or rides a dandy-, merry-go-round, rocking or toy horse (8) |
| ATOP | Perched on or toy? |
| SEQUEL | "Frozen II" or "Toy Story 4 |
| RATEDG | Like "Bambi" or "Toy Story 4" |
| KITE | Certain bird or toy |
| LAPFUL | Toddler or toy dog, say |
| BARRELS | crude oil or toy monkeys |
| ILLASSORTED | Sick donkey or toy bear may be incompatible |
| TINKER | It may precede bell or toy |
| BEACH | Lead-in to towel, town, or toy |
| MODELTRAIN | Bridal accessory from the fashionable boutique or toy shop (5,5) |
| DOLL | A type of effigy, puppet or toy figurine, sometimes collected in the hobby of plangonology (4) |
| RUBIKSCUBE | Bucks laid out, investing in gems mostly, or toy design (6,4) |
| RATTLES | Chatterers; crackling noises of paper; dice-boxes; maracas, shakers or toys resembling thus; or, watchmens' instruments formerly used to produce whirring sounds (7) |
| HOUSES | Dwellings replicated by miniaturists as models or toys complete with tiny furnishings for dolls; or, inns (6) |
