Crossword Clue: _____ with (tease)
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "_____ with (tease)"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "_____ with (tease)"
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- '-- Story 3'
- 1982 Pryor film, with "The"
- 1995 animated movie ____ Story
- __ poodle
- "__ Story"
- ___ poodle (breed of dog)
- ___ poodle (small dog breed)
- ___ poodle
- "___ Story" (1995)
- ''___ Story'' (1995)
- "___ Story 3" (Oscar-nominated movie)
- "___ Story 3" (Pixar movie)
- "___ Story" (animated film featuring Woody and Buzz Lightyear)
- "___ Story" (film featuring Buzz Lightyear)
- "___ Story" (movie with Buzz Lightyear and Woody)
- "___ Story" (Pixar movie)
- Barbie or G.I. Joe, for example
- ___ with (tease)
- "____ Soldiers"
- ____ with (tease)
- _____ with (tease)
- Bathtub submarine, e.g.
- Bauble
- Any item in Santa's bag
- Action figure, e.g.
- Bichon Frise, e.g.
- Birthday gift for a tot
- Bit of kiddie litter?
- AKC category
- Baby shower gift
- Alice Cooper "Wind-Up ___"
- Ball, e.g.
- Ball or top
- Bandalore, e.g.
- Dawdle
- Day-care diversion
- Common Christmas gift
- FAO Schwartz product
- FAO Schwarz product
- Deal lightly with
- Deal lightly
- Boy ___ (cougar's catch)
- Cereal box freebie, often
- Cereal-box freebie, often
- Dec. 25 bonanza
- Compact car, perhaps
- Fast-food freebie
- Frisbee, e.g.
- Frisbee, for one
- Frisbee or Slinky
- Easy-Bake Oven, e.g.
- Delivery from Santa
- Consider briefly, with "with"
- Fiddle (with)
- Fiddle
- Elf export
- Elf product
- It may be wound up
- It may come with a choking hazard warning
- Chest item
- Film "Story" of 1995
- Eminem "Like ___ Soldiers"
- Chihuahua, e.g.
- Chihuahua or Maltese, in dog shows
- Child's amusement
- Child's Christmas wish
- Child's gift from Santa
- Child's play object
- Child's plaything
- Child's treasure
- Hula-Hoop, e.g.
- Item from Santa's sack
- Item in a claw machine
- Item in a Happy Meal
- Item in a playpen
- Item in a recitation to Santa, often
- Diminutive, as a dog
- Diminutive canine
- Diminutive dog category
- Diminutive dog type
- Diminutive dog
- Item in Santa's bag
- Item in Santa's sack
- Diminutive pup
- Item made by one of Santa's elves
- Item on a Christmas list
- Item on a Christmas wish list
- Item with a Happy Meal
- First car, for many
- First car, for many?
- First car, often
- Happy Meal bonus
- Happy Meal extra
- Happy Meal feature
- Happy Meal part
- Happy Meal prize
- Happy Meal throw-in
- Christmas catalog item
- Christmas gift for a kid
- Christmas list entry, often
- Christmas list item
- Christmas present, often
- Christmas stocking stuffer
- Christmas wish list item
- English ___ spaniel
- Buy for a puppy or toddler
- Buzz Lightyear, e.g.
- Buzz Lightyear, for one
- Buzz Lightyear or Sheriff Woody
- Buzz Lightyear or Woody
- Fisher-Price offering
- Fisher-Price or Playskool product
- Fisher-Price product
- Hasbro product
- It's present on Christmas Day?
- Diversion
- G.I. Joe, e.g.
- G.I. Joe or yo-yo, for example
- Cracker Jack bonus
- Cracker Jack box bonus
- Cracker Jack feature
- Cracker Jack surprise
- Gift from Santa
- Gift under a tree, often
- Jack-in-the-box, for example
- Haydn's ___ Symphony
- Jacks, e.g.
- Flirt (with)
- Flirt
- Creation of a North Pole elf
- Etch A Sketch, e.g.
- Etch A Sketch or yo-yo
- Crib item
- Dog bred for smallness
- Dog classification
- Dog show category for a Pekingese or Pomeranian
- Dog show category
- Dog size
- Canine category
- Canine classification
- Canine size
- Doll, e.g.
- Doll or jack-in-the-box, for example
- Doll or kite
- Doll or train set
- Doll
- Doll's house.
- Fool (with)
- Car smaller than a subcompact
- Inedible Happy Meal item
- Inedible part of a Happy Meal
- Goody from Santa's workshop
- Dally.
- Catnip mouse, for a cat
- Maltese, e.g.
- Maltese or Shih Tzu
- Kazoo, for one
- Soldier to play with
- Stocking stuffer
- Stocking stuffer found in seven of this puzzle's longest answers
- Stocking stuffer, often
- Top, e.g.
- Top or doll
- Many a Christmas gift
- Many a Christmas present
- Many a lap dog
- Many a stocking stuffer
- Many a truck and train
- Many an item in Santa's bag
- Whirligig, e.g.
- Whirligig
- Tot diverter
- Kiddie litter bit
- Kiddie's diversion
- Kiddy litter?
- Kid's amuser
- Kids' meal prize
- Tot's amuser
- Tot's diversion
- Tot's diverter
- Puppy's thing
- Nursery floor hazard
- Nursery item
- Kind of dog or fish
- "The dog is not a ___!"
- Mr. Potato Head, for example
- Mr. Potato Head or Etch A Sketch
- Kind of poodle
- Kind of "Soldier," to Britney
- Kind of soldier
- Kind of "Soldiers" to Martika
- Martika "___ Soldiers"
- Martika hit "--- Soldiers"
- Train or truck or tractor
- Kindergarten item
- Play around
- Play cat and mouse (with)
- Transformer, e.g.
- Something for a kid to play with
- Something fun for a kid
- Something in Santa's bag
- Something in Santa's sack
- Something left behind by Santa
- Something made by Mattel or Playskool
- Play (with), as someone's heart
- Play (with)
- Sub in a tub, e.g.
- Shih-tzu, e.g.
- Playpen item
- Playskool product
- Plaything included with a Happy Meal
- Plaything
- Kite, e.g.
- Mattel offering
- Mattel or Fisher-Price product
- Mattel product
- Mattel specialty
- Lincoln Logs, e.g.
- Offering from Santa
- Papillon, for example
- Racer from Santa, e.g.
- Sort of poodle
- Trifle with
- Trifle (with)
- Trifle
- Rubber mouse, for a cat
- Trinket
- Show and tell item, sometimes
- Lite-Brite, for one
- Pole product
- Part of a Happy Meal
- Little barker
- Little Boy Blue's dog
- Little dog
- Poodle classification
- Poodle genre
- Poodle, maybe
- Poodle, perhaps
- Poodle size
- Part of Santa's bagful
- Popgun, e.g.
- Ray gun, most likely
- Lap dog
- Lap dog, often
- Mess (with)
- Nerf ball, e.g.
- Nerf football, for example
- Nerf football or yo-yo
- Peke, e.g.
- Peke or pug
- Pekingese or Pomeranian
- Pennywhistle or pinwheel
- Mini-dog
- Miniature dog
- Miniature
- One under a tree, maybe
- Lego set, for example
- Nintendo product
- Present from Santa
- Model airplane, e.g.
- Pet Rock, e.g.
- Petite pooch
- Petite pup
- Monkey (with)
- North Pole export?
- North Pole product
- Product of Santa's elves
- Product of Santa's workshop
- Not one of the big dogs
- Water pistol, e.g.
- Water pistol, for example
- Water pistol or popgun
- "Surprise" in a Cracker Jack box
- Spice source, in bed
- Santa's gift
- Santa's offering
- Tyke amuser
- Spirograph, e.g.
- Type of dog, or purchase for a dog
- Thing a child plays with
- Thing often included in a fast-food kids' meal
- Thing to play with
- Typical gift from Santa
- Sit'n Spin or Slip'N Slide, for example
- Squirt gun, e.g.
- Sled, e.g.
- Tamagotchi, e.g.
- Slinky, e.g.
- Slinky, for one
- Slinky or boomerang
- Slinky or Frisbee
- Slinky or hula hoop
- Slinky or Mr. Potato Head, for example
- Slinky or Mr. Potato Head
- Slinky or Silly Putty, for example
- Slinky or Silly Putty
- Slinky or yo-yo
- Slip 'N Slide or Sit'n Spin, for example
- Small car, perhaps
- What Santa brings a kid
- Small dog
- Yo-yo, e.g.
- Yo-yo, for one
- Yo-yo or doll
- Yo-yo or Gobot
- Yo-Yo or kite
- Yo-yo or Slinky
- Yo-Yo or top
- Yorkie, for example
- Yorkie, for one
- Yorkie, size-wise
- Yorkie's group designation
- Tinker with, with "with"
- Tinker (with)
- Tiny dog type
- Tiny dog
- Small train or truck
- Young'un's diversion
- Yoyo, for one
- Token from Santa
Recent Usage of _____ with (tease) in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 21, 1995
