| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Body joint | 3 letters | hip |
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| Body joint | 4 letters | loin |
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| Body joint | 5 letters | elbcw |
| Body joint | 5 letters | elbow |
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- Body joint
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- Funny bone's locale
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- Bender at the bar
- Arm joint
- Jostle
- Pasta shape
- Pipe fitting
- Pipe shape
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- Where a hole may develop
- Piece of pipe
- *Push aside
- The radius extends from i
- Brachium's end
- Nudge energy arc to contain luminance
- Joint dismissal?
- Bowler not right to bend it?
- Shot below joint
- Joint jumping below
- bend the ... (drink)
- One bent on drinking?
- Joint in the Spanish area of London
- Krav maga striker
- Tommy John surgery site
- Radius end
- It facilitates the movement of arms
- the spanish show respect in joint
- joint you don't want a hit from?
- Drugs - blow, crack or joint?
- short, curved pipe
- remind rudely
- bursitis location
- Joint above the wrist
- This grease gets work done
- "Mirrorball" band
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- Piece of pipe or macaroni
- one of two coming from below
- flexible joint
- angular pipe fitting
- jostling joint
- curved macaroni shape
- "funny bone" spot
- Push (around)
- Sharp bend
- pasta shape for some salads
- Below (anag.)
- Angular joint in the body
- Funny-bone location
- Funny-bone site
- Crook in the arm
- nudging part
- Mid-arm joint
- Mid-arm "hinge"
- Drinking bender?
- So much room for jogger?
- Joint bent at a beer joint
- Half-heartedly stagger round the bend
- Nudge rudely
- macaroni
- Joint
- Jogger perhaps stirring below
- Grease
- Type of grease
- where the ulna and humerus meet
- The radius extends from it
- It's bent on a bender
- Bendable body part
- Rudely poke
- Bender, of a sort
- Middle of a sleeve
- Be pushy
- Advance rudely
- Pipe type
- Pipe joint
- Kind of macaroni
- Kind of grease
- Shove
- Jostle rudely
- Plumbing piece
- Room or grease preceder
- Rush-hour "weapon"
- Ancon
- Use a joint rudely
- Greco/Clara
- Bent pipe
- "Measure for Measure" constable
- Jostler's weapon
- Ulna-humerus meeting place
- Item stocked by a plumber
- Kind of bending in bars
- Be rude in a crowd
- Ell
- Funny-bone locale
- It's Sometimes Thrown On The Court
- Body joint
- noodle shape
- Flying ... drop (pro wrestling move)
- joint used in jostling
- a part below is broken
- Pipe bend
- Joint carved below?
- middle-arm joint
- Arm's joint (anagram of "below")
- Nudging joint
- Plumber's fitting
- Drinking bender has bowel in knots!
- ... grease (physical effort)
- What is this body part?
- arm-wrestling support
- to shove from below
- A joint in the human body
- funny-bone joint
- Funny bone's joint
- joint used to jostle or jab
- macaroni type
- 4d shape
- English bishop caught in seedy joint
- Joint between forearm and biceps
- The Spanish bend part of arm
- Injured below arm joint
- Nudging arm joint
- joint urban rail system gets the nod
- Joint needed after bowel surgery
- macaroni variety
- The Spanish bow with part of arm
- Joint below the shoulder
- One bent on having a drink?
- Place to find a crook
- Type of pasta
- the olecranon is at the tip of it
- Pasta salad pasta shape
- Rock band's joint
- Where the funny bone is
- One bent on drinking pints of beer?
- Most people can't lick theirs
- mac-and-cheese pasta shape
- Arm wrestler's support
- Joint for nudging
- Joint where the funny bone is
- Joint for jostling
- just the joint for bowel movement!
- part nudging in an "eh? eh?" gesture
- Radius's end
- anagram below for a body part
- one bent on boozing?
- tennis players often injure this part
- Rock band fronted by Guy Garvey
- Jostle, nudge
- sharp turn or bend in the road
- Pasta joint?
- Bowel in knots — that's a bender!
- Part of the arm
- Body part that some macaroni resembles
- Nudge run from spin bowler
- Joint used for nudging
- possibly below a joint
- Nudge [in ribs]
- Sneeze guard?
- Joint below needs replacing
- nudger's need
- This joint is below ground
- Jab rudely with an arm joint
- Arc-shaped pasta bit
- joint on the arm
- Nudge with your arm joint
- Joint in the human arm
- Band fronted by Guy Garvey; joint
- Swinging joint
- Arm's sharp bend
- It's above the wrist or possibly below
- Articulation
- Pipe or macaroni shape
- Part of the body damaged below
- Broken below middle of arm
- joint where the spanish fiddle?
- Joint the Spanish have to bend
- Arm part
- give a jab to
- Word with room or grease
- armrest occupier
- Saskatchewan village near Highway 19
- zag
- Zigzag
- wrist
- Weld
- A bender - wobble back half-heartedly
- Pipe joint shape
- Where your "funny bone" is located
- Funny bone's spot
- A joint in the bowel?
- jostle a joint
- joint damaged below
- Shove one's way into a joint
- .... grease; manual labor
- Joint in the arm
- ...... Macaroni (Small, Curved Pasta)
- Jostle the Spanish crook
- Body part shaped from bowel
- .... grease; hard work
- Joint of the arm
- joint that's bent at a bar
- To grease it means hard work
- it could be dislocated below
- Joint connecting upper and lower arm
- Mac-and-cheese morsel
- it can be painful after tennis
- recommended spot to catch a sneeze
- an army joint?
- With it
- Smart-......
- Not pass
- "Cool!"
- In the know
- Turning point
- Scent
- Trendy
- Cool, man
- Joint
- Oft-replaced part
- "I'm in!"
- In the groove
- Stylin'
- Pelvic bone
- When repeated, start of a
- Femur terminus
- Kind of boot
- Tuned in
- Often-replaced joint
- When doubled, start of a
- In fashion
- It's rotated when doing t
- Leg joint
- Swiveler
- Fruit of a rose
- Rose fruit
- Cool joint
- Fruit in vogue
- flask spot, maybe
- holster's locale
- Trendy joint
- Waist part
- Aware of what's what
- Holster location
- Fashionable
- Pants pocket's place
- Femur's upper terminus
- The fruit of a rose
- far from square
- cool — major joint in body
- All the rage
- informed about the latest
- on the cutting edge
- gun site
- six-gun site
- into the newest trends
- Joint above legs
- Haunch
- a hockey player may check with one
- fanny pack spot
- bodily joint
- Au courant
- Cool, in a way
- fashionable joint
- Word repeated before hooray in a cheer
- Place to shoot from
- Pelvic joint
- Waist joint
- Trendy: slang
- Upper-leg joint
- Joint near the waist
- Body joint
- Upper-leg bone
- Pelvis
- In style
- Stylish
- words repeated before "hooray!"
- Pelvic arch
- Joined at the ... (inseparable)
- With it: slang
- Thigh joint
- Area above the thigh
- Joint that might be opened
- Pelvic projection
- "I'm ......!"
- "When repeated, start of a cheer"
- "When doubled, start of a cheer"
- It's rotated when doing the twist
- Swingin'
- ...-hop (music genre)
- Modern and cool
- Part of a rose
- Like ripped jeans in the '90s
- Wise
- In
- Cry said twice before "hooray!"
- Not in the dark
- Not passé
- Cheer leader?
- Start of a cheer
- Aware of what's new
- Very fashionable
- "Way cool!"
- Well-informed
- Part of a cheer
- "Hooray!"
- Sciatic area
- Onto the jive
- Type of roof
- Roof angle
- Word before hooray
- Wise: Slang
- Kind of pads
- One of two before "hooray!"
- Huckle
- Coxa
- Word repeated before hurray
- Joint above the knee
- Currently popular
- In vogue
- ...in roof angle
- Fruit with it?
- Swinging joint
- Joint at the top of femur
- Up on the latest
- The fruit of a rose plant
- Fanny pack location
- from a bush i pluck the fruit
- Joint below waist
- ...-hop (genre for Drake and Jay Z)
- In fashion, slangily
- Oft-replaced joint
- Place for a pocket
- ...-hop (Drake's genre)
- Connects leg to torso
- trendy, so to speak
- Currently in vogue
- Up on the latest trends
- Trendy, in the '70s
- It doesn't lie, according to Shakira
- Hula hooping joint?
- replaceable joint
- ...... flask, conceals liquor?
- Pelvis or half a music genre
- Currently stylish
- Midbody joint
- Word used twice before "hooray!"
- joint invitation to cheer
- Waist area joint
- Joint that may be swiveled
- Mid-body joint
- Word that precedes "hop," in music
- Holster spot
- Join that may be swiveled
- Joint above the thigh
- Word said twice before "hooray!"
- Femur's upper end
- Pocket place
- Where the femur joins the pelvis
- Joint in the body you'd sit on?
- Joint swiveled by Elvis
- Joint nearest the waist
- Place for a holster
- Fashionable joint seen in ships
- ...-hop culture
- Clued-up
- In the swing of things
- ...-hop (musical genre)
- Body part that's also an adjective
- Joint of the body
- Stylish: slang
- leg joint, trendy?
- Hop's musical partner?
- Word repeated twice before "Hooray!"
- Joint operation in and on work posting
- from the bush i picked the fruit
- Body joint that can be replaced
- Joint that's found near the waist
- Fanny pack's joint
- ...-huggers (style of pants)
- Not square
- ... Hop Is Dead (Nas song)
- Rose's joint?
- Large ball-and-socket joint
- Socially cool
- Modern and trendy
- joint "opened" in pigeon pose
- Leg neighbor
- Current
- spot for a subtle tattoo
- Very fashionable, trendy
- It's said twice before "Hooray"
- Body part that also means cool
- Toddlers perch at times
- Word repeated before "hooray"
- One side of the pelvis
- Up-to-date
- Femur's end
- Body part that you can swivel
- Fruit of the wild rose
- Clued in
- Groovy or in style
- Joint just below the waist
- Joint fruit of the wild rose
- "Groovy!"
- Trendy hotel — one with parking
- Joint rotated during a golf swing
- Ball-and-socket joint
- Fashionable, informally
- Body's largest ball-and-socket joint
- Cool and trendy joint
- Part of the lower body
- ......-hop (popular music genre)
- Cheery joint?
- fashionable [inf]
- Now
- Ripe fruit of a rose
- Fashionable greeting, quiet
- Joint below the waist
- Place for a belt
- "Trick" joint
- bit of cheer for the joint
- trendy plant
- wrist
- Cool, once
- Weld
- shipmate eats berry-like fruit
- Replaceable body joint
- berry-like fruit of a rose plant
- common place for a pocket