| EVEL | Knievel, who holds the record for surviving the most bones broken in a lifetime |
| CRANIA | Bones broken in a car (6) |
| RADIOGRAM | X-ray image with most bones of forearm, head, back and arm broken (9) |
| BEANO | A bone broken in a rowdy jollification (5) |
| CARPI | Bones broken in Capri (5) |
| MRT | Who said "When I'm ready to fight, my opponent has a better chance for surviving a forest fire wearing gasoline drawers" |
| LAWOFTHEJUNGLE | Rules for surviving in a competitive or hostile situation (3,2,3,6) |
| BUSHCRAFT | Book's remarkable thus far, outlining many skills for surviving in the wilderness (9) |
| STERNUM | Bone broken in Munster (7) |
| NOSEJOB | Jo's bone broken in plastic surgery |
| WEATHERING | Women dressed in the gear for surviving (10) |
| MAUS | Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel (1992) by Art Spiegelman, about the author's father surviving the Holocaust (4) |
| CAMEL | Cud-chewing mammal adapted for surviving in desert regions (5) |
| SHOTPUTTER | Olympic competitor who throws a heavy ball: 2 wds. (Theme answer: The first word can mean "broken" in a phrase that can be reinterpreted to be about golf equipment) |
| RELICT | Although surviving, the recital has a bit missing |
| CRIBSHEETS | 100 bones broken ___ these might be useful notes (4,6) |
| ELCID | Looking up bones broken by large Castilian hero (2,3) |
| CATHARSIS | Release and trim cast protecting bones broken by husband (9) |
| SCRAG | Neck broken in a car crash between Spithead and the Hog's Back (5) |
| BRAINWAVE | Is the wain broken in a gallant way? What an idea! (9) |
