| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Supporting beam | 5 letters | brace |
| ||
| Supporting beam | 5 letters | joist |
| ||
| Supporting beam | 5 letters | truss |
| ||
| Supporting beam | 6 letters | girder |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- It helps you stand up str
- Steady
- Pair
- Support
- "...... yourself!"
- Gird oneself
- Underpinning
- Prop up
- Uncomfortable neckwear
- Two British people
- Support leader in bitter contest
- Support; couple
- Support tossing of caber
- Support a couple
- Steady couple
- Supporting piece
- Source of steadiness
- Prepare for impact
- A boring couple
- prepare (oneself) for a jolt
- Pair of game animals
- Vice, clamp
- Support for British expert
- Support timber
- Two oxen, perhaps
- Give extra strength to
- give firmness to a couple
- support piece
- support for an injured knee
- prepare [oneself], as for a jolt
- prepare [oneself], as for a shock
- One drilling tool ... or two
- Knee support
- doubly strengthen?
- Hand tool
- two in support
- Support for a couple
- get ready for a shock
- Prepare (oneself)
- it takes a bit to tone up
- It helps you stand up straight
- Aid for a twisted knee or ankle
- One with a supporting role
- Drill grip
- Reinforcement
- Shore (up)
- Shore
- Two
- Strengthen
- Pair of game birds
- Two of a kind
- Get set for a shock
- Rope on a square-rigged ship
- dental wire
- Fortify
- A pair
- stiffen a couple
- A couple of big-headed people
- Support Piece, Often Worn At The Knee
- neckwear after an injury
- Added physical support
- Make stronger
- support for two
- support - pair
- support for two? ditto at church
- two support the church
- support for an injured body part
- Stiffen
- Boring tool
- Stay with British expert
- Supportive device around a knee
- Prepare
- "... yourself" (prepare)
- Prop
- Couple
- British people forming couple
- Overalls, bib & ...
- Two people behind bishop
- a couple strengthen themselves
- Supporting beam
- two items of the same kind
- matching pair
- Stabilize
- two and a bit attached to this
- Reinforce
- Support for an injured neck
- a couple, just as a stiffener?
- Prepare for a jolt
- .... oneself; prepare for a jolt
- Pair of pheasants
- knee supporter
- Stabilizing tool
- give support to a couple
- Couple providing support?
- one turns a bit boring
- if you need stiffening, have a couple
- Leg support used by FDR
- give strength to a couple
- strengthen two of a kind
- two prepare to take the strain
- strengthen a couple
- A stiffener or two
- tighten boring tool
- Support for a leg injury
- Refresh
- ligament
- prepare for, as a collision
- "Cool!"
- Support British competition
- boring combination for the joiner
- Support the two
- '...... yourselves!'
- ........ yourselves, get ready!
- Scottish term for a mantelpiece
- Yoke
- Wrap (up)
- Wrap
- Wire
- Steel yourself
- A pair, e.g. of grouse
- support for a sprained ankle
- Protective band for a knee
- a couple in minor athletics event
- Support the couple
- Orthodontic device
- a rail transport expert or two
- ...... for impact
- crash position to assume on a plane
- two give support
- Wood-boring tool
- Support for couple
- strengthen a pair
- Steel oneself for a shock
- ...to support a couple
- Support book event
- Bridge support
- Beam
- Supporting beam
- Steel beam
- steel support
- Supporting metal beam
- Construction beam
- Large beam
- skyscraper's steel beam
- Load-bearing steel beam
- I-beam
- Large metal beam
- Building beam
- great beam
- cross-beam
- Beam, joist
- Iron beam
- Steel crossbeam
- Structural piece under a bridge
- Metal beam
- Floorboard supporter
- Building beam
- Beam
- Ceiling supporter
- Beam is splitting a bit
- Mite eats one's supporting beam
- A supportive beam
- Roof support
- Supportive wooden beam
- Support beam
- Supporting timber in home construction
- Supporter is interrupting scrap
- Ceiling support
- Horizontal beam
- Stud
- Supporting timber
- Roof or ceiling beam
- Supporting beam
- floor or ceiling supporter
- timber or steel roof or floor support
- Beam supporting floorboards
- Floor support?
- is without a little bit of support
- a beam used to support floors or roofs
- is without a small amount of support
- Floor or roof beam
- Beam in a building
- Wooden beam
- Bridge support
- Tie tightly
- Tie-up
- Bind tightly
- Roof support
- Tie up tightly
- Wooden or metal framework
- Bridge strengthener
- Supporting beam
- Builder's framework
- Bind, as a chicken for ro
- Surgical support
- Supporting framework
- Hernia support
- Support band?
- Structure supporting a roof
- Abbot puts on shirt and tie
- Surgical bandage
- (Architectural) support
- It holds up a roof
- support framework
- Supporting structure
- Bind
- tie for cooking
- Bridge beam
- Tie (a chicken)
- roof piece
- "Bind, as a chicken for roasting"
- Cantilever
- Support for a bridge
- Prepare (fowl) for roasting
- Tie up the turkey
- Bridge framework
- Support
- Architect's bracket
- Framework
- Rigid framework
- Fasten
- Framework of beams supporting a bridge
- Tie up a bundle of straw
- most russians have support
- Support structure
- support - bundle - cluster
- support structure in soviet russia
- tie - bandage
- tie rusts badly
- Secure tightly
- To bind or tie something up tightly
- son pursues endless faith and support
- Support cheese-loving politician?
- set of beams that support a bridge
- Tory woman in support for corporation?
- Bundle up citrus soap boxes
- Back support
- tie for roasting
- Architectural feature
- Veritable cut applied to ship support
- Bundle of hay or straw
- prep with cooking twine, as a turkey
- It keeps a roof overhead
- Medical support
- Liz ..., Britain's new prime minister
- Support part of communist Russia
- Surgical appliance
- Support some noncompliant Russians
- brit pm with the shortest tenure ever
- Framework supporting a bridge
- Support for Prime Minister?
- Liz –, UK PM briefly in 2022
- tie in a bundle
- Big supporter?
- Make a move and give strength
- Support for former PM
- Bundle of straw to tie up
- Wrap (up)
- Wrap
- Wire
- Support PM?
- Bale
- Band
- Bandage
- Belt
- Bend
- Bind (up)
- bindle
- Bolt
- Bouquet
- Brace
- ...... budget
- Bundle
- Bundle up
- Chain
- Cinch
- Deck
- deflate
- disarm
- Do up
- enchain
- fagot
- fardel
- Fasces
- fascine
- Gag
- Gird
- Girdle
- girt
- Girth
- Hamstring
- Handcuff
- Hobble
- hog tie
- Knock out
- Lace
- Lash
- ...... leash
- Manacle
- Muzzle
- Nosegay
- Pack ......
- Package
- Packet
- Paralyze
- Parcel
- Posy
- Prostrate
- Quiver
- ...... roll
- Roll up
- Rope
- rouleau
- sheaf
- Silence
- Splice
- Strangle
- Strap
- Swaddle
- Swathe
- Throttle
- Tie
- truss up
- short-lived british prime minister liz
- Liz who was prime minister for 49 days
- faith almost succeeded getting support
- Liz --, former PM
- Fasten with a skewer
- Support beam
- Support for Tory PM no longer
- Structural support or framework
- Secure arms from Communist Russia
- Bridge or roof support
- tie up in the kitchen
- Tie up (a chicken)
- surgical appliance rusts badly
- framework of beams