| Fat-one's nickname | 22 |
| Facetious nickname for a giant | 30 |
| Facetious nickname for a big guy | 32 |
| Causing squinting, perhaps | 26 |
| Babyish? | 8 |
| Atomic? | 7 |
| "___ Dancer" (Elton John song) | 40 |
| "___ Alice" (Edward Albee play) | 41 |
| "___ Alice" | 21 |
| "___ Alice," Albee play | 33 |
| ____ Alice : Albee play | 25 |
| Albee drama | 11 |
| 1964 title role for Irene Worth | 31 |
| IQ psychologist in the crib? | 28 |
| Minute Don Ho classic? | 22 |
| Don Ho's theme song | 23 |
| Don Ho tune | 11 |
| Don Ho song | 11 |
| Don Ho standard | 15 |
| Don Ho signature tune | 21 |
| Don Ho hit (and what the O's in this grid represent) | 56 |
| Don Ho hit | 10 |
| Don Ho classic | 14 |
| Weeknight | 9 |
| Cowgirl in a crib? | 18 |
| Elton John classic | 18 |
| Elton John song | 15 |
| Elton John "Almost Famous" song | 41 |
| 1971 Elton John song | 20 |
| Bit of a bug | 12 |
| What I got when I hoped for substantial food on the plane | 57 |
| Tim and Alice | 13 |
| Dickens character (and title of this puzzle) | 44 |
| Father of Tulip Victoria | 24 |
| Ukulele player with a falsetto voice | 36 |
| Tiptoer through tulips | 22 |
| The little grace sayer | 22 |
| Singer who "tiptoed through the tulips" | 49 |
| Scrooge became his second father | 32 |
| Novelty singer born Herbert Khaury | 34 |
| Miss Vicki's groom | 22 |
| Late singer named for a Dickens character | 41 |
| Falsetto singer | 15 |
| Dickensian moppet | 17 |
| Cratchit kid | 12 |
| Cratchit boy | 12 |
| 1968 one-hit wonder | 19 |
| 1960's falsetto singer | 26 |
| "Tip-Toe Thru' the Tulips" singer | 47 |
| "God bless us every one!" speaker | 43 |
| Diminutive actor? | 17 |
| Bonsai trees cut down for wood? | 31 |
| Very small watch? | 17 |
| One taking a first step | 23 |
| Stroller occupant | 17 |
| Potato products on the playground? | 34 |
| Madre's brother | 19 |
| Spanish uncle | 13 |
| Cordoba uncle | 13 |
| Pedro's uncle | 17 |
| Uruguayan uncle | 15 |
| Acapulco uncle | 14 |
| "No mas!"? | 20 |
| Uncle: Sp. | 10 |
| Uncle, in Uruguay | 17 |
| Madre's hermano | 19 |
| Castilian kinsman | 17 |
| Barcelona uncle | 15 |
| Padre's hermano | 19 |
| Padre's brother | 19 |
| Cancún kinsman | 17 |
| Andalusian uncle | 16 |
| Uncle, to Pedro | 15 |
| Uncle, to Alejandro | 19 |
| Uncle, south of the border | 26 |
| Uncle, in Madrid | 16 |
| Uncle, in Acapulco | 18 |
| Uncle Jorge, e.g. | 17 |
| Uncle (Sp.) | 11 |
| Tijuana uncle | 13 |
| Ricardo's uncle | 19 |
| Relative of Ramón | 20 |
| Pablo's uncle | 17 |
| Oaxaca uncle | 12 |
| Niño's uncle | 19 |
| Mi madre's brother | 22 |
| Mexican uncle | 13 |
| Lasswell's "___ Pepe" | 35 |
| Juan's uncle | 16 |
| Hermano de la madre | 19 |
| Chihuahua relative | 18 |
| Brother of un padre | 19 |
| Barcelona relative | 18 |
| Yucatán uncle | 16 |
| Your madre's brother | 24 |
| Uncle, to Pablo | 15 |
| Uncle, in Utrera | 16 |
| Uncle, in Tijuana | 17 |
| Uncle, in Spain | 15 |
| Uncle, in Oviedo | 16 |