Crossword clues for toys
toys
- Trains and blocks
- Tot stuff
- Tops and trucks
- Tops and trains
- Tops and such
- Tops and blocks, e.g
- They may be under a tree
- They may be held in chests
- The four gifts in the circles, e.g
- Supply on Santa's sled
- Some trains, trucks and tractors
- Some poodles
- Some movie tie-ins
- Small boats, e.g
- Small AKC breeds
- Slinky et al
- Santa's haul
- Santa's handouts
- Santa's gifts
- Santa's deliveries
- Rec-room collection
- Puppets, e.g
- Presents hauled by Santa's reindeer
- Preschool things
- Pomeranians and pugs
- Polar production
- Plays cat and mouse
- Plays (with something), not seriously
- Playroom pieces
- Playroom items
- Playpen items
- Playpen assemblage
- Play elements?
- Pile on a kid's floor
- Pile in a playroom
- Pile in a kid's bedroom
- Pekingese and Pomeranian
- Output at Santa's workshop
- Nursery diversions
- North Pole inventory
- Most lapdogs
- Messes around (with)
- Mattel wares
- Marbles and jacks
- Many stocking stuffers
- Many pre-Christmas buys
- Many lapdogs
- Load for Santa Claus
- Little dog breeds
- Lincoln Logs and such
- Kites and dolls
- Kites and blocks
- Kids' room clutter
- Kids quest
- Jacks and jack-in-the-boxes, et al
- Jacks and jack-in-the-boxes
- Jacks and blocks, e.g
- Items in Santa's sack
- Hot Wheels and hula hoops
- Hatchimals and fidget spinners, e.g
- Hasbro specialty
- Happy Meal prizes
- Happy Meal bonuses
- Gifts for tots
- Games and puzzles
- Fun things
- Frequent recalls of late
- FAO Schwarz specialty
- FAO Schwarz purchases
- Family Christmas items
- Elves' output
- Elves' creations
- Dolls, race car sets, etc
- Dolls, mini-racers, etc
- Dolls, e.g
- Dolls, balls, etc
- December charity donations
- Dallies (with)
- Creations from Santa's workshop
- Creations at Santa's workshop
- Contents of some boxes
- Contents of Santa's sleigh
- Contents of a child's chest
- Common Christmas presents
- Christmas list items
- Christmas haul
- Childrens' playthings
- Childish playthings
- Child's playthings
- Child's boxful
- Chest items
- Cars, trains, etc
- Buzz Lightyear and Woody, for two
- Buzz Lightyear and Woody, e.g
- Bowie "Come and Buy My ___"
- Booty in the Grinch's sack
- Blocks, often
- Blocks or tops
- Balls and dolls, for example
- Attic collection, perhaps
- Aptly placed swag for this puzzle's theme
- Aerosmith "___ in the Attic"
- Action figures, for instance
- 1992 Robin Williams film
- 1992 movie starring Robin Williams and Joan Cusack
- "Teas'n, Pleas'n" Dangerous ___
- "Scared" Dangerous ___
- "Dear Santa" requests
- "All our joys / Are but ___": Thomas Campion
- "____ in the Attic"
- "___ in the Attic"
- -- -R-Us
- ___ for Tots
- North Pole exports
- Robin Williams film
- Slinky et al.
- 1992 Robin Williams movie
- Some are tops
- Model cars, e.g.
- Building blocks, e.g.
- Power Rangers and such
- Children's Christmas wish
- Puppets, e.g.
- Kiddy litter?
- Nursery collection
- Playpen pile
- Contents of some chests
- Hula hoops and yo-yos
- Santa's sackful
- Kids' stuff
- Jacks and such
- Kids' closetful
- Child's closetful
- North Pole "exports"
- Chest contents
- Santa's sleighful
- Mr. Potato Head and G.I. Joe
- Santa's bagful
- Plays (with)
- Sleighful
- Transformers and Barbies
- Yo-yo and Etch A Sketch
- ___ & Hobbies (eBay category)
- Output of Santa's workshop
- Pole workers' creations
- Santa's largess
- Kringle's burden
- "___ in the Attic": Hellman
- F.A.O. Schwarz goods
- Hellman's were in the attic
- Tops, e.g.
- Trifles (with)
- Pre-Christmas best sellers
- Items in the Hellman attic
- Trinkets
- Playthings
- ___ & Hobbies (eBay category)
- Yo-yos and tops
- Attic things
- Hellman's "___ in the Attic"
- Baubles
- Christmas gifts, often
- Sports awards overlooking central name
- Lead ingredients in ten of your sherry trifles
- Two eyes oddly required to see plays
- Things that provide amusement
- Teddy bears, say, coming in twos? Yes, regularly
- Department store department
- Stocking stuffers, perhaps
- Jacks and dolls
- Kid stuff
- Nursery items
- Small dogs
- Play group?
- Santa's load
- Gifts for kids
- Some stocking stuffers
- Santa's burden
- Kiddie litter?
- Kid stuff?
- Certain dogs
- Stocking merchandise?
- Messes (with)
- Common Christmas gifts
- Tops, e.g
- Many Christmas presents
- Kiddie litter
- Action figures, e.g
- Yo-yos and kites
- Tinkers (with)
- They may be kept in chests
- Nursery clutter
- North Pole products
- Mattel specialty
- Fisher-Price products
- Fisher-Price offerings
- Fidget spinners, e.g
- Dolls and yo-yos
- Yo-yos and dolls
- Tiny dogs
- They may get moved to the attic
- Some action figures
- Pekes and Poms
- North Pole output?
- Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, e.g
- Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head
- Movie with Robin Williams and LL Cool J
- Model cars, e.g
- Many Christmas gifts
- Many Black Friday buys
- Little dogs
- Child's play objects
- Certain gifts
- Buzz Lightyear and buddies
- Blocks, e.g
- 12/24 deliveries
- Yoyos, for example
- Yo-yos and jacks
- Yo-yos and dolls, for example
- Word on a kid's chest
- Word before a backward R
- Woody and Buzz Lightyear, e.g
- Woody and Buzz Lightyear
- Trucks, tractors and trains
- Transformers and Legos
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
Toys is a 1992 fantasy comedy film directed by Barry Levinson and starring Robin Williams, Michael Gambon, Joan Cusack, Robin Wright, LL Cool J, and Jamie Foxx in his feature film debut.
The film failed at the box office at the time of its release, despite its impressive cast and lavish filmmaking. Levinson was criticized for a lack of plot focus. The magnitude of perceived directorial failure was such that Levinson was consequently nominated for (but did not win) a Razzie Award for Worst Director, for which he lost to David Seltzer for Shining Through. The film did, however, receive Oscar nominations for Art Direction, (which it lost to Howards End) and Costume Design (which was lost to Bram Stoker's Dracula). It was also entered into the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival.
Italian designer Ferdinando Scarfiotti spent over one year designing the film's sumptuous sets, which took over every sound stage at Fox Studios in Los Angeles. René Magritte's art, particularly The Son of Man, is obvious in its influence on the set design, and in part the costume design, of the film. The poster for the film distributed to movie theaters features Robin Williams in a red bowler hat against a blue, cloud-lined background. Golconda is also featured during a sequence where Robin Williams and Joan Cusack's characters perform in a music video sequence rife with surreal imagery, much of it Magritte-inspired. Other influences on the design of the film are Italian Futurism, most notably the work of Fortunato Depero, and a cross section of Dadaists and Modernist artists.
The film has often been noted for many of its outdoor scenes, which feature the eerily beautiful Palouse region. All of the outdoor scenes, including the trailer, were filmed on location in southwestern Washington, and north-central Idaho.
Toys is an album by the funk band Funkadelic. The album was released by Westbound Records in 2008 and consists of previously unreleased sessions recorded during the band's tenure for Westbound. The album was originally scheduled to be released in 2002, but was delayed numerous times, presumably due to legal issues. The CD also features a video clip of the song " Cosmic Slop", which can only be viewed on a PC.
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Toys is the second album by pianist Uri Caine featuring four compositions by Herbie Hancock which was first released on the JMT label in 1995.
Usage examples of "toys".
As they pressed deeper into the Welcome Station, the rebels found themselves stepping over more toys left scattered on the floor as though their owners had been interrupted in their play, or had had to leave in a hurry.
There were no human staff in Summerland, only the toys, so as not to disturb the illusion of the security and innocence of childhood.
The toys had orders to prevent bad behavior, and if necessary remove any persistent troublemakers, so that the illusion might not be unduly shattered, but they were rarely called upon to act.
The toys clustered around them, fascinated by new visitors who were neither human nor automaton, but perhaps somehow more than either.
The Furies seized a dozen toys at random, took them inside their inhuman ship, and upgraded their intelligence, turning them from simple preprogrammed servants into fully fledged independent AIs.
The newly conscious toys went back into Summerland, and the change spread like a virus, leaping from toy to toy till every automaton on the planet was awake and aware and truly alive for the first time.
Other toys found first resentment and then hatred in their roles as servants or slaves to Humanity, and rose up against their masters, determined to be free, no matter what the cost.
Some toys gloried in murder, while others fought with cold implacable logic.
People tried to hide, but the toys always found them, and dragged them out into the open so that their deaths could be enjoyed by all.
Created to love and care for their charges, some toys were sickened by the slaughter and fought their fellow toys to stop it.
The toys warred with each other then, good toy against bad, an endless struggle fueled by rage and hatred and unadmitted guilt.
On the one side, those determined to wipe out all Humanity, before they could make the toys into slaves again, and punish them for their rebellion.
These toys hated humankind, for being inferior, for making them only property.
These toys still remembered men and women as the tired and hurt patients they soothed and loved and cared for.
These days, the smaller toys sometimes beg rides on the larger ones, but mostly we just walk.