- WEASEL
- It may go "pop"
- Sneak
- Mink or ermine
- Sneaky person
- Stool pigeon
- Turncoat
- Slimy sort
- Underhanded sort
- Ermine, for one
- Critter in a pop song?
- Sneaky sort
- Buck, in the "Ice Age" movie franchise
- One being chased in a children's song
- Animal in a pop song?
- Ferret's cousin
- ___ words (equivocation)
- Ferret, stoat or ermine
- Nursery rhyme popper
- Stoat relative
- Mink cousin
- The Wind in the Willows character
- Pop performer?
- Sneaky type
- Skunk relative
- Deceitful sort
- Mink relative
- Popper of song
- Cop (out)
- Noted popper
- Cunning sort
- Otter's kin
- Untrustworthy sort
- Pop goes critter
- Sneaky one
- Wolverine relative
- Ferret kin
- Untrustworthy one
- Underhanded one
- Untrustworthy person
- Popper of rhyme
- Otter's cousin
- Stoolie
- It goes pop
- Minklike mammal.
- Animal in an American folk song.
- Military snow tractor.
- The "pop" animal.
- The monkey chased the ___.” nyt 1956 WEAVER Maker of cloth. nyt 1956 WEB Any woven fabric. nyt 1956 WEBB Portrayer of Friday. nyt 1956 WEBB Star of As Thousands Cheer."
- ___ words.
- Relative of stoat and marten.
- ___ out (evade)
- Evade, with "out"
- Mink's relative
- Kind of equivocal word
- Be evasive
- Equivocate
- Cunning one
- Ferret's relative
- Insidious one
- Ermine, e.g.
- Be ambiguous
- Toad Hall vandal
- Pop goer
- Ermine
- Evade, with "out of"
- Pop maker
- Pop maker in a nursery rhyme
- One that goes "pop" in a children's song
- Slippery sort
- It goes pop, in song
- Creature that goes "pop," according to song
- Pop Goes the ___
- Pop goer of song
- Marten relative
- Animal in a kid's song
- Animal in a well-known kids' song
- Animal that goes "pop"
- Sneaky animal
- Ferret, for one
- Ferret
- Cousin of 41 Down
- The "Duke of Bootleg" in "Zootopia," e.g.
- Ferret or polecat
- A ferret is one
- Mink or ferret
- He pops in song
- Wolverine's relative
- Wolverine's cousin
