| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Boy | 2 letters | oh |
| Boy | 3 letters | tad |
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| Boy | 3 letters | hoo |
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| Boy | 3 letters | gee |
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| Boy | 3 letters | doi |
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| Boy | 3 letters | lad |
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| Boy | 3 letters | pup |
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| Boy | 3 letters | bye |
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| Boy | 3 letters | laz |
| Boy | 3 letters | son |
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| Boy | 3 letters | man |
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| Boy | 4 letters | itsa |
| Boy | 4 letters | wasp |
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| Boy | 4 letters | atta |
| Boy | 4 letters | here |
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| Boy | 5 letters | pygmy |
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| Boy | 5 letters | sonny |
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| Boy | 5 letters | skate |
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| Boy | 5 letters | whelp |
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| Boy | 5 letters | valet |
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| Boy | 5 letters | youth |
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| Boy | 5 letters | mamas |
| Boy | 5 letters | spade |
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| Boy | 5 letters | danny |
| Boy | 5 letters | puppy |
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| Boy | 5 letters | white |
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| Boy | 6 letters | whitey |
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| Boy | 6 letters | shaver |
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| Boy | 7 letters | redskin |
| Boy | 7 letters | red-man |
| Boy | 7 letters | servant |
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| Boy | 8 letters | teenager |
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| Boy | 9 letters | stripling |
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| Boy | 9 letters | young-man |
| Boy | 9 letters | white-man |
| Boy | 9 letters | schoolboy |
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