| WATCH | Timepiece for wrist or pocket; or, the activity of surveillance (5) |
| BRACELET | Ornament for wrist – pair allowed |
| CARPUS | Medical name for wrist |
| KITTY | A pet name for a purring puss or a playful Persian; a pool of pelf, purse of pounds or pocket of profit; a poker pot; or, porridge, aka prison (5) |
| HUNTER | Horse used for point-to-point or a pursuit with foxhounds; Nimrod; Orion; or, pocket watch with a hinged cover protecting its glass (6) |
| SLAPON | Opening for the wrist or the back? |
| MANACLE | Shackle for fastening wrist or ankle |
| FOBWATCH | Timepiece for the pocket (3,5) |
| JOINT | Wrist or shoulder for example |
| CARPI | Anatomical term for wrists hidden in "Madagascar pine" (5) |
| CORSAGE | Derived from the French meaning "body", a small boutonniere-like bouquet or spray worn on the wrist or pinned to the bodice of a dress (7) |
| FLICK | Word for the sudden quick movement of a fluffle of rabbits, husk of hares, jerk of the finger from the thumb, old film picture, page of a book, switch, whip, wrist or anything else (5) |
| MECUM | Vade--, meaning "go with me", an enchiridion or pocket-companion, kept at hand for consultation (5) |
| CUFFS | Word for gloves/mittens originally, later ends of sleeves; fetters for the wrists; or, clouts with open hands (5) |
| TOILES | Old slang word for silk foulards, monteiths, mouchoirs or pocket squares, aka handkerchiefs (6) |
| STOPWATCH | Timepiece for exact timing (9) |
| CARRIAGECLOCK | Timepiece for the mantelshelf (8,5) |
| ELBOW | It's above the wrist or possibly below (5) |
| SWATCH | Swiss timepiece for a sample. (6) |
| DOGWATCH | Follow timepiece for short naval duty (8) |
