| Wee |
| Sma' |
| Wayne |
| __ Kim |
| Diamond |
| Wee wee? |
| West role |
| _____Abner |
| Gypsy book |
| Teeny-tiny |
| Tiny "tiny |
| Teeny-weeny |
| Rap epithet |
| Like Abner? |
| ___ ol' me? |
| Diamond gal |
| Diamond name |
| Kim or Wayne |
| Rapper ___ B |
| Small "small |
| Wee, briefly |
| Wee, quickly |
| Diamond dame |
| Diamond lady |
| Wayne or Kim |
| Abner's size |
| Rugrats" kid |
| Role for Mae |
| Mae West role |
| Wee as Abner |
| ___ Liza Jane |
| Diamond" girl |
| Comics' Abner |
| Like wee 'uns |
| Rapper -- Jon |
| Rap's ___ Jon |
| Small, aptly? |
| Rap's ___ Kim |
| Rugrats" tyke |
| Diamond" woman |
| Abner for one |
| Diamond bearer |
| Rap's __ Wayne |
| Singer ___ Kim |
| Small, to Capp |
| West character |
| Word for Abner |
| Wee palindrome |
| Girl's nickname |
| Wee, informally |
| -- Kim (rapper) |
| A Gish, briefly |
| Blues sobriquet |
| Capp diminutive |
| Diminutive gal? |
| Like rapper Kim |
| Little, slurred |
| Minute, briefly |
| Music's ___ Kim |
| Rapper __ Dicky |
| Rapper ____ Kim |
| Rapper -- Wayne |
| Short, in short |
| Size for Abner. |
| Small, in brief |
| Small, cutesily |
| Abner adjective |
| Rapper ___ Flip |
| Wee, like Abner |
| Tiny, for short |
| Short for short? |
| ___ Jon (rapper) |
| Abner's epithet. |
| Abnerian epithet |
| Describing Abner |
| Diamond follower |
| Hip hop's ___ Mo |
| Kim of rap music |
| Like Abner Yokum |
| Like Capp's hero |
| Rap star ___ Jon |
| She of diamonds? |
| Abner or Diamond |
| Short, shortened |
| Small, for short |
| ___ Mama (rapper) |
| 1928 role for Mae |
| A Gish, for short |
| Comics diminutive |
| Diamond collector |
| Dogpatch nickname |
| Hip-hop's __' Kim |
| Lady of diamonds. |
| Like Kim or Wayne |
| Like some rappers |
| Little, sometimes |
| Role for Mae West |
| Role for Ms. West |
| Small, like Abner |
| The Cult's "Devil |
| Tiny, made tinier |
| Al Capp adjective |
| Epithet for Abner |
| Like Abner or Kim |
| Like Capp's Abner |
| Little, condensed |
| Rapper ___ Yachty |
| Rapper ___ Boosie |
| Small, in dialect |
| Abner's adjective |
| ___ Wayne (rapper) |
| Abner of cartoons |
| Abner's descriptor |
| Abner's diminutive |
| Black Diamond ____ |
| Describing a Yokum |
| Short contraction? |
| Small contraction? |
| The Cult "__ Devil |
| Wee, nonstandardly |
| Dogpatch sobriquet |
| Al Capp diminutive |
| Rap name adjective |
| Small, in Dogpatch |
| Dogpatch adjective |
| One of TV's Rugrats |
| Pop music's ___ Kim |
| Small, made smaller |
| Hip-hop's ___ Wayne |
| Palindromic Diamond |
| Rapper ___ Uzi Vert |
| Small, in rap names |
| Wee, in a small way |
| Tiny, in a tiny way |
| Dogpatch diminutive |
| Adjective for Abner |
| Adj. in rapper names |
| Capp's ____ Abner |
| Dogpatch description |
| Like a Dogpatch hero |
| Nickname in Dogpatch |
| Small in a small way |
| Wee, as some rappers |
| Al Capp's "___ Abner |
| Palindromic nickname |
| Crunk pioneer ___ Jon |
| Hip-hop name modifier |
| Mae West's alter ego. |
| Pint-sized, downsized |
| Rap music's ___ Romeo |
| Size of a certain Kim |
| Wayne or Kim preceder |
| Description for Abner |
| Small, Dogpatch-style |
| Word describing Abner |
| '-- Abner' (old comic) |
| Contraction for "small |
| Diminutive contraction |
| Diminutive in Dogpatch |
| Diminutive, like Abner |
| Diminutive, to Al Capp |
| Hip-hopper's adjective |
| Pleasing vocal quality |
| Small, in a Capp comic |
| Yokum family adjective |
| ___ Darlin'" (1957 hit) |
| Small," in rapper names |
| Aunt on "Mister Peepers |
| Diamond gal of Broadway |
| Lead-in to Jon or Wayne |
| Not big, in a small way |
| Part of an MC's moniker |
| Rap artist ___ Uzi Vert |
| Tiny, in some nicknames |
| What Abner really isn't |
| ___ Jon (crunk pioneer) |
| Word in many a rap name |
| Abner Yokum's descriptor |
| Adjective for rapper Kim |
| Comics bumpkin ___ Abner |
| Role for a memorable Mae |
| Small, in rapper's names |
| Diminutive, diminutively |
| Word before Jon or Wayne |
| Diminutive, in rap names |
| ___ Liza Jane," 1916 song |
| Lollipop" rapper___ Wayne |
| Adjective in a Capp comic |
| Comedy Central's "__ Bush |
| Not-so-apt word for Abner |
| Epithet for many a rapper |
| _____ Darlin'" (1959 song) |
| Checkin' It Out" ___ Chris |
| Lip Gloss" rapper ___ Mama |
| Adjective for some rappers |
| Country-rap star ___ Nas X |
| Descriptor in rapper names |
| Like rappers Wayne and Kim |
| Modifier in rappers' names |
| Sobriquet for Kim or Wayne |
| Start of many rap monikers |
| __ Wolf: Disney comics kid |
| Like Abnerbut not really |
| Start of many rapper names |
| ____ Liza Jane : old song |
| Gettin' Enough??" ___ Chris |
| Gucci Gang" rapper ___ Pump |
| Descriptor for Abner or Kim |
| Like Count Basie's "darlin' |
| Lily or Lillian, familiarly |
| Mae West play, "Diamond ___ |
| ___ Bad Wolf of comic books |
| Part of many rapper's names |
| Start of many a rap moniker |
| Word in many rappers' names |
| ___ Wayne ("Fireman" rapper) |
| 'Diamond --' (Mae West play) |
| Tha Carter" rapper ___ Wayne |
| Count Basie's "_____ Darlin' |
| Diminutive in many rap names |
| Diminutive in rappers' names |
| Much-used epithet in hip-hop |
| Rapper's name starter, often |
| Small, in rap artists' names |
| ___ Abner" (old comic strip) |
| Start of many rappers' names |
| Name with a Diamond in front |
| ___ Jinx (Archie Comics girl) |
| ___ Wayne ("Lollipop" rapper) |
| ___ Abner" (Capp comic strip) |
| Adjective before Jon or Wayne |
| It isn't big in the rap world |
| Small, in many rappers' names |
| Based on a True Story" ___ Mo |
| ___ Darlin'" (Neal Hefti song) |
| Start of many hip-hop monikers |
| Word in several rappers' names |
| ___ Wayne ("Prom Queen" rapper) |
| ''___ Darlin''' (jazz standard) |
| --- Darlin"' (Count Basie tune) |
| Snap Yo Fingers" rapper ___ Jon |
| Tha Carter IV" rapper ___ Wayne |
| Adjective for Abner of Dogpatch |
| Adjective for rapper Jon or Kim |
| Word in many kid rappers' names |
| Old jazz standard "__ Liza Jane |
| __ Beethoven": 2002 Sparks album |
| Adjective before "Wayne" or "Kim |
| Adjective for Jon, Wayne, or Kim |
| Descriptor in many a rap moniker |
| Diminutive, in rural stereotypes |
| Nickname for one of the Russells |
| Sobriquet for Wayne, Jon, or Kim |
| ___ Darlin'" (Count Basie number) |
| Silent movie star Gish to friends |
| Start of many rappers' stage names |
| Turn Down for What" rapper ___ Jon |
| ___ Folks" ("Peanuts," originally) |
| ___ Jinx (old comic book character) |
| Adjective dropped by rapper Bow Wow |
| Word before Abner and after Diamond |
| ___ Wayne ("Sucker for Pain" rapper) |
| Descriptor before Yachty or Uzi Vert |
| Diminutive before Yachty or Uzi Vert |
| 2009 "American Idol" finalist Rounds |
| 1992 Kentucky Derby winner ___ E. Tee |
| Adjective used to describe Jon/Wayne? |
| Descriptor for many hip-hop musicians |
| Dropped part of rapper Bow Wow's name |
| ___ Jon ("Turn Down for What" rapper) |
| ___ E. Tee (1992 Kentucky Derby winner) |
| ___ Folks" (first Charles Schulz strip) |
| ___ Liza Jane" (old glee club favorite) |
| __ Wolf: Big Bad's son, in Disney comics |
| ___ Folks," Charles Schulz's first strip |
| ___ Folks" (original title for "Peanuts") |
| Adjective for many MCs and blues musicians |
| ___ Wayne, rapper with the #1 hit "Lollipop |
| ___ Bush" (Comedy Central political satire) |
| Peanuts" before its name change, "___ Folks |
| Small" term that starts many rappers' names |
| Descriptor before Wayne or Mama or Uzi Vert |
| Repeated word in Black Eyed Peas song title |
| Contraction that oughta have two apostrophes |
| ''_____ Folks'' (original name of ''Peanuts'') |
| Alternative to "Young," in hip-hop stage names |
| Hip-hop star ___ Peep, who died on November 16 |
| It precedes the names of rappers Wayne and Kim |
| Repeated word in "Bridging the Gap" song title |
| Diminutive term that starts many rappers' names |
| Part dropped from rapper Bow Wow's name in 2002 |
| Word that precedes Wayne or Kim in rapper names |
| Adjective for rappers Cease, Flip, Troy and Romeo |
| Word before Jon, Wayne, and Kim in rappers' names |
| ___ Potato Kid (child of Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head) |
| ___ Wayne with the platinum album "Tha Block Is Hot |
| Word before Boosie, Kim, and Wayne in rappers' names |
| Word before Wayne, Yachty, or Uzi Vert in rappers' names |
| Adjective that goes before "Wayne" and "Jon" in rapper names |
| Her name was Magill, and she called herself __": Beatles lyric |
| ___ Jon (rapper who was on two seasons of "Celebrity Apprentice") |