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A seat to raise a small child, or an enthusiastic supporter who promotes a sports team
A booster
Parker of jazz or Puth of pop
Charlie
A classic book ends with "'And here is"' this dog "'too. and oh, Aunt Em! I'm so glad to be at home again
Toto
To shatter &
to halt a vehicle
Break/Brake
Cynthia Erivo
A cone-shaped utensil with a hole in the bottom of it
It purportedly got its name because it resembled the uncle of the Film Academy librarian
Oscar
"'But they're mongrels--all white, no spots at all!"' this character cried--"'You must drown them at once"'
Cruella de Vil
To carry &
naked
Bear/Bare
ARTIST TWO
Shaggy
To walk unsteadily, or to arrange items in an overlapping pattern
Stagger
Topaz is the traditional birthstone of this month
November
In a Stephen King novel, a sick bat takes a bite out of this nice ol' St. Bernard who becomes a not-so-nice ol' St. Bernard
Cujo
An Alaskan seaport &
a fabled dwarflike creature
Nome/Gnome
ARTIST THREE
Lil Jon
Scouse or a brogue, for example
An accent
Male half of a 1597 play title
Romeo
India Opal Buloni gets a lot more from the supermarket than expected, but that's "Because of" meeting this dog
Winn-Dixie
Illegal &
to provoke a response
Illicit/Elicit
ARTIST FOUR
Colbie Caillat
When migrating in swarms, the short-horned variety of this insect is called a locust
A grasshopper
It's from Gaelic words for "water of life"
Whiskey
In "Oliver Twist", Bull's-eye has "faults of temper in common with his owner", this evil man
Bill Sikes
One underling &
10 Jews praying
Minion/Minyan
ARTIST FIVE
Ciara