Answer: LAD
LAD is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 193 times.
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
- Little Scot
- Boy Scot
- U-turn from miss
- Kid in a kilt
- Little chap
- Brit's bud
- Pub bud
- Fellow at a pub
- Young dude
- Youth found in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- Boy, in Glasgow
- Pub pal
- Young son
- Strapping young fella
- Matter-Eater ___ (superhero)
- "___: a Dog": 1962 film based on a 1919 novel
- 94 Across fellow
- Knickers wearer, maybe
- Boy in knickers, perhaps
- Li'l boy
- "Wee" fella
- Aberdeen boy
- SoCal team
- A.E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___"
- Whom the Irish may call a gossoon
- English minor?
- Wee chap
- British boy
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - October 14, 2025
- USA Today - September 18, 2025
- LA Times - August 05, 2025
- LA Times - July 31, 2025
- New York Times - April 06, 2025
- LA Times - February 23, 2025
- New York Times - January 28, 2025
- New York Times - January 26, 2025
- New York Times - January 13, 2025
- USA Today - December 19, 2024
- LA Times - December 16, 2024
- USA Today - November 27, 2024
- LA Times - October 18, 2024
- LA Times - October 08, 2024
- LA Times - October 01, 2024
- LA Times - August 05, 2024
- New York Times - July 29, 2024
- USA Today - July 03, 2024
- New York Times - May 28, 2024
- LA Times - April 25, 2024
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