- ELVES
- Wee workers
- Magical mischief-makers
- Some D&D; characters
- Makers of lembas bread, in Middle-earth
- Shoemaker's helpers
- Creatures hidden in Iceland, according to local folklore
- Santa crews?
- D&D race
- North Pole crew
- Polar labor
- Santa's assistants
- Pixies
- Fairytale toymakers
- Wee folk
- Icelandic lore's Huldufólk, e.g.
- Rivendell residents, in fiction
- Shoemaker's helpers, in a fairy tale
- Garden decorations
- Santa's little helpers
- Keebler crew
- Fairy tale shoemaker's helpers
- Keebler cookie makers
- Tree dwellers of cookie ads
- Cobblers of kiddie lit
- Santa's staff
- Fairy tale figures
- North Pole workers
- Some Middle-earth dwellers
- Youthful creatures of myth
- Keebler commercial characters
- Keebler employees, supposedly
- Munchkin's cousins
- North Pole artisans
- Legendary toyshop workers
- Leprechaun relatives
- Mythological munchkins
- Santa's helpers
- Polar crew
- Reindeer caretakers, traditionally
- Holiday cookie bakers
- Keebler staff
- Seasonal crew?
- Middle-earth residents
- Rivendell inhabitants
- Ones wrapping around a pole?
- Fabled toy makers
- Fabled northern workers
- Fabled mischief-makers
- Seasonal aides
- North Pole personnel
- Santa's craftsmen
- Santa's subordinates
- Sprites
- Polar drudges
- Leprechauns
- Shoemaker's staff
- Brownies
- Arctic assistants
- Makers of 38 Across
- North Pole assistants
- Legendary toymakers
- Tolkien characters
- North Pole toymakers
- Arctic toymakers
- Polar personnel
- Makers of Chips Deluxe cookies, supposedly
- Noted toymakers
- Pole positions are held by them
- Seasonal helpers
- Little woodland people.
- The little people.
- The little men who aren't there.
- Little people.
- Kobolds.
- Legendary creatures.
- Little miracle workers.
- Fairy-tale shoemakers
- Santa's aides
- Nixies or pixies
- Sprite-ly creatures
- Legendary North Pole group
- Nixies and pixies
- Ouphs
- Munchkins
- Fairy folk
- Subordinate Clauses?
- Short subjects?
- Pole staff?
- Dwellers in Middle-earth
- Noted workshop workers
- Some cobblers of lore
- The Lord of the Rings race
- Figures in "Teutonic Mythology"
- Dungeons & Dragons race
- Notably nonunionized workers
- Dungeons & Dragons characters
- Short staff?
- Supposed makers of Keebler cookies
- What the answer to each of the starred clues has
- Storied toymakers
- Dio's first bandmates?
- Dio's first band members?
- Early Dio band members?
- The Polar Express figures
- Pole workers?
- Immortals in "The Silmarillion"
- Seasonal workers
- Diminutive beings of folklore
- Prankish beings
- Woodland sprites
- Noted seasonal workers
- Cookie-making crew
- North Pole helpers
- Cookie-making crew of ads
- December helpers
- Diminutive beings
- Keebler's crew
- Diminutive fairytale creatures
- 23-Across doubled?
- Legolas and kin
- Rivendell residents
- Sprightly little creatures
- Mythical mischief-makers
- Tolkien creatures with pointy ears
- Residents of Valinor, in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Mythical midgets
- Shoemaker's staff, in myth
- North Pole employees
- Snap, Crackle and Pop, e.g.
- Grimm cobblers
- Keebler mascots
- Pointy-eared fantasy creatures
- Christmas creatures
- Toymakers in Santa's workshop
- Pole laborers
- Pole group
- Toy-making bunch
- Busy bunch leading up to Christmas
- Tolkien's Celeborn and Galadriel, e.g.
- Sindarin speakers, in Tolkien's works
- Middle-earth race
- Capricious creatures
