| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Number having an inclination for restraint | 5 letters | cramp |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Muscle spasm
- Restrain
- Muscle malady
- Writer's woe
- Muscle pain
- Cold butter at front of picnic hamper
- Stunt
- Party carrying end of wicker hamper
- Constrain
- A painful muscle contraction
- Charley horse
- Runner's woe
- Constant inclination is a pain
- Restrict or hinder
- Romeo in theatrical muscle pain
- Restrict
- Cold on the rise causing pain
- Painful muscle contraction
- Restrict, as one's style
- muscle twinge
- Swimmer's problem
- Restrict king in temporary quarters
- Hamper movement
- Twinge of constant inclination
- Swimmer's woe
- Marathoner's woe
- Ache
- Swimming hazard
- Encumber
- Hamper
- Constrict
- Confine
- Writer's complaint
- Writer's ......
- Muscular contraction
- Swimmer's hazard
- Athlete's woe
- Confine narrowly
- Cold climb posing problem for athlete?
- Temporary paralysis of muscle
- period pain
- Period symptom
- Runner's pain
- muscle woe
- Involuntary contraction
- Running problem
- marathoner's problem
- Leg
- .... one's style
- tennis player's malady
- about inclination to be a pain
- Muscle ache
- about inclination being a pain
- Painful muscular contraction
- Muscle seizure
- Muscle spasm while running, perhaps
- Restrict credit to a politician
- confine ringleader in settlement
- Runner's painful muscle spasm
- muscular affliction
- Painful muscle tightening
- Problem for a runner
- Painful involuntary muscle contraction
- Cripple
- Weaken
- severe abdominal pain
- Footballer's leg pain
- Wound
- Wrench
- Wrinkle
- Weigh down
- To hamper
- Spasm
- Painful contraction of muscle
- Hinder [someone's style]
- Swimmer's fear
- Overfill first party hamper
- Painful muscular spasm
- Muscular spasm
- Intense, painful feeling in hand, foot
- Muscular seizure
- obstruct first of cars on incline
- pain around slope
- twinge about inclination
- Restrict stuff quietly
- Painful contraction of a muscle
- note inclination is a pain
- Restrict piano study first