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Other crossword clues for answer "DOLL"

DOLL
Barbie or Ken
Barbie or Raggedy Ann
Childs toy
Barbie
Barbie, for one
Raggedy Ann, e.g.
Ken, e.g.
Skipper, for one
Guest at a certain tea party
Kachina, for one
Baby shower gift
Classic Christmas gift
Tea party guest, perhaps
Toy dog?
Shopkins purchase
Sugar substitute
One living in a tiny house
Sweetie
Resident of a small house
Dame's address
Stereotypical gift for a 57-Across
Ken, for example
Kewpie or kachina
Kewpie, for one
Barbie, e.g.
Raggedy Andy, for one
Raggedy Ann, for one
Raggedy Ann or Raggedy Andy
Tickle Me Elmo, e.g.
Guest at a child's tea party
Voodoo ___
American Girl purchase
Cabbage Patch Kid, e.g.
One wearing very little clothing
Toy "wrapped" in the answer at 20-Across
Woody or Chucky
Betsy Wetsy or Ken Carson
Betsy Wetsy, e.g.
Sweetheart
Possibly creepy plaything
Baby's toy
Cutie
Dress (up)
Ken, for one
Toots
Sweetie pie
Ken or Barbie
Strawberry Shortcake, e.g.
Honeybunch
Occupant of a tiny house
Bratz product
Tot's tea party guest
Kewpie, e.g.
Hon
Cutie pie
16-Across speaker
Where an inch may represent a foot
*See 42-Down
Kid's tea party attendee
McDonald's offering for tight budgets
One in a tiny house
American Girl product
Bratz toy
Tea party attendee
Mermaid Barbie, for one
Plastic shoe wearer
Mattel product
Woody of "Toy Story," for one
GI Joe, for one
One in a small house
Ken or GI Joe
Well-behaved kid
Toddler's toy
Raggedy Ann or Andy
Toy that says "mama"
Toy in a carriage
Darling child
Helpful person
Thoughtful one
Little girl's little girl
Dear one
Helpful one
Raggedy Ann or Barbie
Honey substitute
One staying in a little house
Toy that may talk
Action figure, essentially
Dressable toy
Tot's tote
Barbie or GI Joe
GI Joe or Barbie
Small plastic person
Well-behaved child
Sweet child
Plaything
Barbie or Ken, e.g.
Bratz offering
Chatty Cathy, e.g.
Thing poked by a voodooist
Mistress Dorothy in "King Henry IV."
Runyon girl.
Talking gift.
Vivian Blaine's role.
Pretty but empty-headed girl.
Oh, You Beautiful ___.
Pretty but unintelligent woman.
Pretty child.
Raggedy Ann.
Toy shop specialty.
Damon Runyan character.
Toy.
Figurine.
Paper ___.
Toy baby.
Baby ___.
Girl, à la Runyon.
Kewpie.
Nora Helmer, figuratively.
Put on best clothes (with "up").
Toy store specialty.
Guy's companion.
Nora Helmer's status.
Puppet.
Admired person, often "living."
Item in Santa's pack.
Mistress Tearsheet.
Girl, often living.
Nora Helmer, for one.
Amusement park prize.
Living creature.
Nursery item.
Rag, for one
You're a ___!
China or rag
Cute girl
Ibsen's Nora, e.g.
Baby's buddy
Pretty gal
The Captain's ___, D. H. Lawrence story
Guy's sweetie
Guy's sidekick
Looker
E.T., e.g.
Pretty girl
Kachina, e.g.
Guy's gal
Paper ___, 1942 song
Cabbage Patch occupant
Kind of house
Woody in "Toy Story," e.g.
Cabbage Patch ___
Midway prize
Hoffmann's Olympia
Cabbage Patch item
G.I. Joe, basically
Mama speaker
Dreamboat
Gussy (up)
Honey
Mama sayer
Sugar
Real looker
Sweetums
Sweets
Occupant of a small house
Filmdom's Chucky, for one
Honeycakes
Toy with tabs and interchangeable outfits
Accessory in many a baby carriage
One might be nesting
Barbie, Ken, or Chucky
Filmdom's Chucky, Billy, Woody, or Slappy
George Washington Barbie, for one
Guy's partner
Collectible Barbie
Count Basie's was "Satin"
Baby's stand-in
Tot's toy
Word with paper or rag
Mattel offering
Toy person
Toy in a house
Worry ___ (Guatemalan figurine)
Annie or Andy e.g.
Mrs. Beasley e.g.
Toy box denizen
Cute one
Paper or rag
Kewpie ___
Runyon's Adelaide, for one
Madame Alexander creation
Word with living or paper
Child's baby
Girl's figure?
Little tea party guest?
Alternative to "sweetie" or "hon"
Betsy Wetsy was one
Mattel's Ken, e.g.
Occupant of a toy house
Robotics Engineer Barbie, e.g.
Barbie Shero, e.g.
Computer Engineer Barbie, e.g.
G.I. Joe, for example
Qai Qai, e.g.
Corn husk creation
Kachina ___ (Hopi carving)
Barbie or Fulla
Play girl, say
Gem of a person
Wearer of little clothing
Common Christmas present