| TWEENERDOG | Poodle that's not quite a teacup or a toy? |
| CHIP | Savoury unit of a fish supper or salty anchor of a seaside repast; a trauma in a teacup; or, a computer's brain (4) |
| JILL | A liquid measure also called a noggin or teacup; or, a female ferret, counterpart of the male "hob" (4) |
| GILL | A liquid measure also called a noggin or teacup; or, a female ferret, counterpart of the male "hob" (4) |
| BRIM | Teacup or hat part |
| RATTLER | A pit viper, a rickety coach/train, a stunning blow/pound or a toy for a baby, each named for a shaky motion, jolting action or a castanet-like sound (7) |
| SQUEAKER | A pigeon squab; a wild boar piglet; an informer; a narrow victory; or, a toy that makes a sound suggestive of a (8) |
| CATSEYE | Name of a chartreuse-yellow variety of chatoyant chrysoberyl; a planetary nebula; a reflective road stud; a sea snail; or, a toy marble, reminiscent of an oeil de chat (4-3) |
| TWEEN | One that's not quite a teenager |
| LEANER | Throw that's not quite a ringer |
| TENMILE | Kind of race that's not quite a half-marathon |
| TRIPLE | Hit that's not quite a homer |
| WINDMILL | A building with sails or vanes generating power to grind grain into flour; or, a toy whirligig or pinwheel, suggestive of said aerogenerator (8) |
| ALLEY | From "to walk", a word for a backstreet, bowling lane, narrow road or passageway; or, a toy marble (5) |
| BOX | Container for a selection of chocolates or a toy jack on a spring (3) |
| YOYO | Move up and down like body weight or a toy on a string: Hyph. |
| POODLE | Toy that's not really a toy? |
| KITE | Hawk; or a toy flown on windy days (4) |
| TOY | An old word for amorous sport/ play, frivolous entertainment, an antic or a trick; a trifling object or plaything, such as a doll, miniature, model, teddy bear or tin soldier; or, something diminutive |
| RIDE | Teacups or Tilt A Whirl |
