Referring Clues

• "___ Darlin'" (Neal Hefti song)
• "___ Darlin'" (1957 hit)
• Count Basie's "___ Darlin'"
• Like Abner
• "___ Liza Jane" (old glee club favorite)
• Small, for short
• Wee
• Comics diminutive
• ___ Bad Wolf of comic books
• Diamond ___
• Short, for short
• "___ Darlin'" (jazz standard)
• ___ Abner
• "___ Abner"
• Al Capp adjective
• Diminutive, in Dogpatch
• Small, in Dogpatch
• Capp diminutive
• 1992 Kentucky Derby winner ___ E. Tee
• Hip-hop's ___ Kim
• Not-so-apt word for Abner
• Pop music's ___ Kim
• Small small?
• Rapper ___ Kim
• Like Count Basie's "darlin'"
• Dogpatch diminutive
• Rap's ___ Kim
• Wee wee?
• Singer ___ Kim
• Like wee-uns
• Pint-sized, downsized
• Al Capp diminutive
• Wee, quickly
• Teeny "tiny"
• One of TV's Rugrats
• Rap star ___ Jon
• Start of many rappers' stage names
• Not big, in a small way
• Rapper ___ Jon
• Diamond dame
• Diamond gal of Broadway
• "___ Darlin'" (1959 song)
• Al Capp's "___ Abner"
• Like Al Capp's Abner
• "___ Abner" (Capp comic strip)
• Diamond girl
• It precedes the names of rappers Wayne and Kim
• Abner adjective
• Word in several rappers' names
• Part of many rappers' names
• ___ Wayne (rapper)
• "___ Folks" ("Peanuts," originally)
• Rapper ___' Kim
• ___ Potato Kid (child of Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head)
• "___ Abner"
• Rap's ___ Wayne
• ___ E. Tee (1992 Kentucky Derby winner)
• Rap music's ___ Romeo
• ___ Wayne ("Fireman" rapper)
• Crunk pioneer ___ Jon
• ___ Jinx (old comic book character)
• "___ Bush" (Comedy Central political satire)
• "___ Folks" (original name of "Peanuts")
• Dropped part of rapper Bow Wow's name
• Small contraction?
• "___ Beethoven": 2002 Sparks album
• Comedy Central's "___ Bush"
• Hip-hop's ___ Kim
• ___ Abner
• Small, to Capp
• Dogpatch adjective
• Abnerian epithet
• Word in many a rap name
• Hip-hop's ___' Kim
• Small "small"?
• Hip hop's ___ Mo
• Small, like Abner
• Abner's size
• Short, in short
• "___ Abner"
• Role for Mae West
• Rapper ___ Kim
• Small, in rap artists' names
• Mae West role
• Small, in dialect
• "Diamond ___"
• Abner's size?
• Name with a Diamond in front
• Yokum family adjective
• Word describing Abner
• Like Abner or Kim
• Dogpatch sobriquet
• Small, Dogpatch-style
• "___ ol' me?"
• Abner's intro
• "___ Folks" (original title for "Peanuts")
• ___ Wayne with the platinum album "Tha Block Is Hot"
• With 32 Across, female rapper
• Adjective for Abner
• Start of many a rap moniker
• ___ Kim
• Start of many rappers' names
• Dogpatch description
• Contraction for "small"
• Rapper ___ Wayne
• Tiny, for short
• Hip-hopper's adjective
• Wee, nonstandardly
• "Diamond ___"
• Hip-hop's ___' Kim
• Comedy Central's "___ Bush"
• "___ Beethoven": 2002 Sparks album
• Like wee 'uns
• Abner's adjective
• Rapper ___ Flip
• "___ Abner" (old comic)
• Diminutive, diminutively
• Silent movie star Gish to friends
• Little, condensed
• Little, sometimes
• Part of many rapper's names
• Palindromic Diamond
• Adj. in rapper names
• Mae West play, "Diamond ___"
• Palidromic diamond
• Part of an MC's moniker
• Diamond ___
• Diamond ___
• "Peanuts" before its name change, "___ Folks"
• Rap name adjective
• Like some rappers
• "___ 'Frigerator" (1984 Elton John song)
• '___ Abner'
• '___ Abner '
• '___ Abner' (old comic)
• Wee, briefly
• Like Capp's Abner
• Wee, like Abner
• Like rapper Kim or Wayne
• "Her name was Magill, and she called herself ___": Beatles lyric
• Little, slurred
• Diminutive, like Abner
• ___ Wayne ("Prom Queen" rapper)
• ___ Kim (rapper)
• Word before Abner and after Diamond
• Abner's descriptor
• ___ Wolf: Disney comics kid
• Epithet for many a rapper
• Sobriquet for Wayne, Jon, or Kim
• Diamond ____
• Wayne or Kim preceder
• Small, in brief
• Small, aptly?
• Like Kim or Wayne
• Wee, in a small way
• 'Diamond ___' (Mae West play)
• Kim of rap music
• Small, in rappers' names
• Like Abner—but not really
• Capp's "___ Abner"
• Black Diamond ____
• Short, shortened
• ___ Wolf: Big Bad's son, in Disney comics
• Capp's ___ Abner
• Lily or Lillian, familiarly
• Descriptor for Abner or Kim
• Sobriquet for Kim or Wayne
• Comics bumpkin ___ Abner
• Like Abner?
• Old jazz standard "___ Liza Jane"
• Much-used epithet in hip-hop
• Like rapper Kim
• Minute, briefly
• Nickname in Dogpatch
• Teeny-weeny
• Wee, informally
• Aunt on "Mr. Peepers"
• Start of many rapper names
• Small, made smaller
• ____ Abner
• "___ Folks," Charles Schulz's first strip
• Diamond woman
• Tiny, in a tiny way
• Hip-hop name modifier
• Small, in rapper names
• Abner
• Small in a small way
• Description for Abner
• "___ Darlin'" (Count Basie number)
• Rap's ___ Jon
• Small, in rapper's names
• With 37-Down, Al Capp cartoon
• Rap epithet
• Like rappers Wayne and Kim
• Diamond or Shanghai
• Diminutive, in rural stereotypes
• Lead-in to Jon or Wayne
• Adjective for rapper Jon or Kim
• Diminutive in many rap names
• Tiny, made tinier
• Modifier in rappers' names
• Diminutive in rappers' names
• ___ Wayne, rapper with the #1 hit "Lollipop"
• Diminutive in Dogpatch
• Small, in many rappers' names
• Wee, as some rappers
• ___Abner
• Like 43-Down
• "Rugrats" tyke
• Aunt on "Mister Peepers"
• Diamond gal
• Phil and ___ of the "Rugrats"
• ___ Abner of "Dogpatch"
• Phil and ___ ("Rugrats")
• ___ Abner (comic strip)
• Comic strip character from Dogpatch, with 36-down
• Word in many rappers' names
• (K)" ___ Abner"
• Word in many kid rappers' names
• 2009 "American Idol" finalist Rounds
• Word before Jon or Wayne
• Adjective dropped by rapper Bow Wow
• Wee palindrome
• "Based on a True Story" ___ Mo
• Kim or Wayne?
• The Cult "___ Devil"
• Size of a certain Kim
• Repeated word in Black Eyed Peas song title
• Wayne or Kim
• The Cult's "Devil"
• "Checkin' It Out" ___ Chris
• Repeated word in "Bridging the Gap" song title
• "Gettin' Enough??" ___ Chris
• Name of the girl I love
• Obviously only a little girl
• She has fifty-one pounds, but a diamond would suit her!
• Start of many rap monikers
• West character
• "Lollipop" rapper ___ Wayne
• "___ Darlin"' (Count Basie tune)
• Role for Mae
• Descriptor in many a rap moniker
• "___ Folks" (first Charles Schulz strip)
• Rapper's name starter, often
• Abner Yokum's descriptor
• Pleasing vocal quality
• Short flower girl goes up and down
• Rapper Wayne
• Diminutive, to Al Capp
• Rap artist ___ Uzi Vert
• Contraction that oughta have two apostrophes
• "Gucci Gang" rapper ___ Pump
• Tiny, in some nicknames
• Adjective before "Wayne" or "Kim"
• Word before Wayne, Yachty, or Uzi Vert in rappers' names
• She's the one left out twice!
• "Diminutive," in rap names
• Wee wee?
• Ill-treated girl
• Adjective in many rap names
• Adjective for rapper Kim
• She matches up
• "Rugrats" kid
• Tiny "tiny"
• Like Abner Yokum
• Young rapper briefly
• Word for Abner
• Rapper ___ Yachty
• Hip-hop's ___ Wayne
• Small, in rap names
• Role for Ms. West
• Country-rap star ___ Nas X
• "___ Darlin'" (Basie tune)
• Short, in music
• Phil's twin on "Rugrats"
• Short short?
• Rapper ___ Nas X
• Like rappers Jon and Wayne
• Word outgrown by Romeo and Bow Wow
• Kim, Jon or Wayne of rap
• Rapper ___ Mama
• Common rap epithet
• “Woah” rapper ___ Baby
• Rapper ___ Uzi Vert
• Rap name contraction
• Diamond lady
• Girl in a million, albeit eccentric
• Small, in hip hop names
• Short short
• Tiny, briefly
• Start of many young rappers' names
• Unlike Abner, really
• Rapper ___ Mosey
• ___ Wayne ("Uproar" rapper)
• Small, cutesily
• Grammy winner ___ Nas X
• First word in some rap names
• "Mister Peepers" aunt
• With 43-Down, rapper with the 2021 #1 hit "Montero (Call Me by Your Name)"
• Hip word in hip-hop handles
• Unlike Abner, actually
• ___ Nas X
• "Don't Touch" rapper ___ Mariko
• Word in some rap handles
• Word before Kim, Wayne and Baby
• Rap's - Nas X
• Rap lead-in to Jon or Wayne
• Tiny "tiny"?
• First word in some rappers' names
• Start of many a rap name
• Rapper - Kim
• Small word for small
• "Eternal Atake" rapper ___ Uzi Vert
• Like Abner or Wayne
• One of the "Rugrats" twins
• Music's - Nas X
• Wee, for short
• Phil's twin in "Rugrats"
• Common name starter in 31-Across
• "Ms. G.O.A.T." rapper ___ Kim
• Smaller than sm.
• Rapper ___ Baby
• Small small?
• "Who, ___ ol' me?"
• Qualifier for many a rapper
• Rap title?