| VIOLINS | Seen to string along with other players (7) |
| EYELET | Yet Lee is out to string along with it (6) |
| VIOLIN | Something to string along with (6) |
| STRINGER | The sort of journalist that finds it easy to string along with royalty (8) |
| GWYNEDD | It is a county in northwestern Wales, extending from the Irish Sea in the west to the mountains of Snowdonia in the east. Tourists flock to Caernarfon to see its castle, which, along with other fortif |
| CONCORD | Do string along with, to get the agreement (7) |
| SOFORTH | ... along with other things, then a river (2-5) |
| TWISTER | Game involving a spinner and a large mat with rows of colored dots, in which players must bend and stretch around other players to keep from falling down. (7) |
| PSATAPE | Used for stringers as alternative to string (3,4) |
| MTHEORY | ... or different approach to strings (my other playing) |
| WETCELL | Power source, along with others, put in expertly (3,4) |
| SPYFALL | Game in which one player tries to glean information from the other players without being caught |
| ANDSOON | Along with others |
| TEAMSPIRIT | Willingness to co-operate with other players (4,6) |
| GETINONTHEACT | Participate with other players, at some stage (3,2,2,3,3) |
| STEAMING | Hot outside centre joining up with other players (8) |
| INTERACT | Perform with other players, at some stage (8) |
| LYRE | You can rely on this one to string along (4) |
| CORDON | Line of policemen, say, to string along? (6) |
| ARRESTING | You just have to string along in this era! That's a fair cop, isn't it? |
