| TANGOED | Brown went for a small child, possibly, and danced |
| ENDORPHIN | Stop destitute child possibly using one for a pain-killer |
| OFFTO | The 42nd Street classic went, "For a little silver quarter; We can have the pullman porter; Turn the |
| AWKWARD | One week with foster child possibly is difficult (7) |
| TANAGRA | Brown went to Indian city for terracotta figurine (7) |
| DENUDED | Brown went back into action, stripped (7) |
| TOT | A small drink for a small child (3) |
| PEEWEE | From Scots for "little, tiny", word for a small child, mini toy marble or other diminutive person/thing; or, one of the onomatopoeic epithets of a lapwing, magpie lark or tyrant flycatcher (6) |
| LAMBKIN | A term of affection for a small child |
| TOTAL | Sum for a small child, a learner (5) |
| COT | A bed for a small child (3) |
| MOPPET | A term of endearment for a small child (6) |
| INFANT | What word for a small child originates in Latin for "unable to speak"? (6) |
| MITE | What the widow sacrificed for a small child (4) |
| CUDDLETOY | Soft plaything for a small child (6,3) |
| SIPPY | Kind of cup for a small child |
| SKID | Slide for a small child (4) |
| INNOCENT | Entering tavern with small change is nothing for a little child (8) |
| WEETOT | Small dram for a little child (3,3) |
| POGOED | Naval officer went, showing bad form, and danced |
