LASSIE

LASSIE


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Word: lassie
Phonetic: /ˈlæsi/
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A young girl, a lass, especially one seen as a sweetheart.


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___ Come-Home (childrens classic about a loyal collie)
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1950s-60s title TV star
Animal trained by Rudd Weatherwax
Bonnie wench
Bonny girl
CBS Sunday night staple
Canine TV star
Canine star
Canine superstar
Cinema collie
Classic TV canine
Classic TV series set in Calverton
Classic TV show
Collie of Hollywood
Collie of TV
Collie of TV fame
Collie of film
Collie of movies and TV
Collie of old-time TV
Dog star
Dog star?
Dundee miss
Eric Knights dog
Famous canine
Famous collie
Famous fictional collie
Famous pet
Famous pet of classic TV
Female TV dog played by males
Female TV role played only by males
Female lead played only by males
Female usually played by males
Film star since 1943
Film collie
Friend of Jeff
Girl at a ceilidh
Girl dog played by boys on TV
Girl usually played by boys
Glasgow gal
Glasgow girl
Highland maid
Highland miss
Hollywood hound
Hot dog
J.K. Rowling
June Lockhart TV series
Legendary collie
Literary collie
Long-haired movie star
Long-running TV series set in Calverton
Movie dog
Old TV canine
Old TV series set near Calverton
Pal was the first to play her
Screen collie
She first appeared in a 1940 Eric Knight novel
TV collie
TV dog
TV dog star
TV female played by several males
TV female played by six males
TV rescuer
TV show with the theme song Whistle
Timmies TV dog
Timmys TV dog
Timmys collie
Timmys dog
Timmys frequent savior
Timmys pal
Timmys pooch
Timmys television pal
Tommy Rettigs co-star in 1950s TV
Weatherwaxs collie
I Love a ___.
Hollywood star
Hollywood name
Prize-winning TV star.
TV and movie star.
Star with a tail
Four-footed star.
TV program
TV performer.
TV star
TV staple
Young miss
Hollywood canine
Dog role
Dog created by Knight
Glaswegian girl
Knight's collie
Knight creation
Knight's heroine
Weatherwax's collie
Eric Knight's heroine
Timmy's dog
Hot dog, once
1950's-60's title TV star
CBS Sunday night staple, 1954-71
Tommy Rettig's co-star in 1950's TV
Timmy's TV dog
CBS series for 17 seasons
Female TV dog whose portrayers were all male
Animal with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Famous collie of radio, TV and film
Iconic 1950s-'70s female TV role played by a male
Scots girl - film dog
Canine film star
Scottish girl - canine movie star
Screen canine
Scottish girl — Hollywood dog
Screen mutt — Scottish girl
Hollywood film-star dog
Scottish girl
Movie role for several dog stars
Young Scottish girl
Film dog finding dope in railway siding
Story about donkey or 2 seen on TV
Young girl has to fib about a Sunday school
Girl resorts to fiction about pompous person
Fool's to tell untruths about the girl
Girl told to come home
Girl's 5?
Story about animal noted for homecoming
Girl setting off sails east
Young female animal in fiction
Instruction to dog to bite fool — dog acting?
Scottish girl, fool in romance
Collie of old TV
Pal played her in early films
Heroic TV dog
A girl that is under another
Girl's stay cut by a couple of seconds
Barking movie star, smarter naked
Reportedly, Indian drink for 16
Haile Selassie's dog?
A Boys Best Friend of kid lit
Heroic collie
Heroic collie
Classic movie girl played by a boy
Film star, fool taken in by fraud
Heroic collie of TV
Kid-lit quadruped since 1940
Write hurriedly to cancel test money
Alien was seen here and came in after mutating
Young female dog
Dog star, animal in myth
Young girls story about a ship
Maid of Perths a fool caught in a falsehood
TV pooch
Young girl
Laddies date
Jenny, perhaps, appearing in fiction as young woman
Rough Collie of movie and TV fame
Young woman having cool drink on 4th of June
Fictional collie dog
Young Scots story with hidden booty?
Scottish youngster
Fictional collie dog created by Eric Knight in a short story that spawned several films
Dog with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Female’s left reeling as life’s a bitch in Hollywood
Female dog portrayed by nine different male dogs




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