Crossword Clue: First car, often
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- 1982 Pryor film, with "The"
- 1995 animated movie ____ Story
- __ poodle
- "__ Story"
- ___ poodle (breed of dog)
- ___ poodle (small dog breed)
- ___ poodle
- "___ Story" (1995)
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- "___ 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 First car, often in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "First car, often" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used First car, often in their crossword puzzles recently:
- WSJ Daily - Feb. 6, 2020
- WSJ Daily - Feb. 14, 2019
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Jan. 29, 2017
- Washington Post - July 3, 2016
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Feb. 7, 2014
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 23, 2009
