Referring Clues

• Chap, affectionately
• Terhune's "___: a Dog"
• Shaver
• Young chap
• Schoolboy
• Youth
• Horatio Alger sort
• Lassie's mate
• Stripling
• Terhune title character
• Bucko
• Young boy
• Boy
• Nipper
• Sprout
• Young one
• It's a boy
• Little fella
• Bannockburn boy
• Young 'un
• Little kiltie
• Sonny boy
• Cub scout, say
• Little shaver
• "Carry the ___ that's born to be king" ("Skye Boat Song" line)
• "Cupid is a knavish ___": "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
• Young fellow
• "Sing me a song of a ___ that is gone": Stevenson
• Irish fellow
• Youngster
• Extol
• Knickers wearer
• Huck Finn, e.g.
• Pip at the start of "Great Expectations," e.g.
• Sonny
• Fellow
• Little guy
• Young man
• Young kiltie
• "When I was a ___..."
• Lass's mate
• Clansman's son
• Whippersnapper
• Tiny guy
• Male youth
• Edinburgh boy
• Young male
• Adolescent boy
• Young guy
• Terhune's title dog
• Youthful fellow
• Boyo
• "When I was a ___ ..."
• Bar mitzvah, e.g.
• Little fellow
• Terhune dog
• Little dude
• Chap
• 110-Down partner
• Terhune collie
• Young fella
• Terhune's collie
• Kid
• Highlands tyke
• "A Shropshire ___"
• Shropshire individual
• Male youngster
• Housman's was from Shropshire
• Man of tomorrow
• Eton attendee, perhaps
• Small boy
• Terhune's hero
• Young gent
• Highland boy
• Young feller
• Albert Payson Terhune pooch
• Scottish kid
• Terhune's admirable dog
• "___: A Dog" (1962)
• Terhune's dog
• Male child
• "A Shropshire ___"
• Every man, once
• Man in the making
• Little man
• Young bagpipe player, maybe
• A. E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___"
• Whipper snapper
• Scot's son
• Highlands youth
• Pip of "Great Expectations," e.g.
• Fictional dog
• Kilted boy
• Wee fellow
• Hobbldehoy
• Bristol boy
• Huck or Tom, e.g.
• Male nipper
• "Strapping" young fellow
• Minor, maybe
• Certain sprout
• Young buck
• Lass's pal
• Young bloke
• Terhune pooch
• Young fellow
• Small fellow
• Little boy
• Tyke
• Dundee shaver
• Address at a Scottish pub
• Fictional collie
• Lass's counterpart
• Strapping young guy
• Irish boy
• Wee little man
• Me boy-o
• Highlands boy
• Highland fellow
• "Wee" boy
• Half-pint
• Wee little fellow
• "A Shropshire ___" (Housman)
• Lassie's playmate
• Kilkenny kid
• Glasgow boy
• Tom or Huck
• Young Scot
• Kilted kid
• Young male Scot
• Young Pip, for one
• Laird's son
• Terhune's fictional collie
• Male Scottish youngster
• Wee little guy
• One in knickers
• ___ mag (Maxim or FHM)
• 20-Down's brother, e.g.
• Lass's partner
• Scottish boy
• Lass's friend
• Beau for a lass
• Any "Lord of the Flies" character
• Small strapper
• Lass's male counterpart
• Boy from Glasgow
• "There's a good ___"
• Dundee dude
• Young shaver
• "Wee" fellow
• Aberdeen kid
• Tot's elder
• Youthful man
• Finn, for one
• Tiny Tim, e.g.
• Minor chap
• Any young boy
• Terhune title dog
• Bloke
• Any Boy Scout
• Preteen
• Bonny type, maybe
• Literary collie
• Wee Scot
• Fella
• Junior
• Young boy, like Mario in "McElligot's Pool"
• Scottish kiddie
• Boy in Scotland
• Young boy, in Scotland
• Boy or tad
• Young Scottish boy
• Oingo Boingo "Only a ___"
• Canadian metalers Strapping Young ___
• Metal band Strapping Young ___
• Traditional song "Wagoner's ___"
• Stable worker
• Left a note for the boy
• Fellow of 50, nowadays
• Would he give pounds for a hardback?
• Chap of 50, nowadays?
• For whom Los Angeles is at the back of beyond!
• The chap left a note
• The boy is a little shorter than the woman
• For him, Los Angeles is at the back of beyond
• That poetic Shropshire chap?
• Palladium's youth centre
• He figures to tour central Spain
• One in a stable job?
• Youth left at the side of the road?
• The accolade would be too much for him
• Chap from Lechlade
• Chap left at the end of the road
• Has he a stable job?
• He shows some maladjustment
• Fifty these days is young
• Youth leaders in Leeds and Doncaster
• "___: A Dog"
• Early man?
• Penrod, for one
• The prince or the pauper
• Stable boy, in Britain
• --
• ___ & lass
• Boy, familiar
• Young man, in Scotland
• Little Scot
• Boy Scot
• U-turn from miss
• He's hardly the finished lady's man
• Child
• Kid in a kilt
• Highland kid
• Little chap
• Youth leaders in London and Dublin
• Chap glad to shed a little weight
• Juvenile sort
• Young man who follows the advice in 43-Down throughout this puzzle
• Young fellow making money nowadays
• Brit's bud
• Young pup
• Pub bud
• Fellow at a pub
• Young dude
• Will he never quite be a lady's man?
• Youth found in this puzzle's seven longest answers
• A chap of 50 nowadays?
• Bit of a blade, this fellow
• Boy, in Glasgow
• He gets a letter from a lady
• Pub pal
• Lassie's beau
• Young son
• Strapping young fella
• Boy, another way
• [CLUED ELSEWHERE]
• That poetic Shropshire fellow?
• Matter-Eater ___ (superhero)
• Being loaded, he always has some women
• He's a bit of a blade
• "___: a Dog": 1962 film based on a 1919 novel
• Left notes for a young man
• That's 1,951 years ago, boy
• 94 Across fellow
• A Shropshire one is poetic
• Knickers wearer, maybe
• Boy or young man
• Boy in knickers, perhaps
• Edinburgh young'un
• Youth in stable employment?
• Li'l boy
• "Wee" fella
• Aberdeen boy
• Young man with an old heart nowadays
• He's making a Palladium appearance
• The youth some girl adores
• SoCal team
• Movie dog
• Would he give pounds for a hardback?
• Strapping young ___
• Chap of 50, nowadays?
• Any young boy in a 12-Across
• Any boy on a Scottish loch
• A.E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___"
• That poetic Shropshire chap?
• Chap left at a dead end
• Whom the Irish may call a gossoon
• One in a stable job?
• Youth left at the side of the road?
• Scottish little boy
• Has he a stable job?
• Wee chap
• Young fellow, to a Scot
• Man of the future?
• Chap in a stable situation?
• A stable one?