| TROCHLEA | Structure resembling or acting like a pulley, especially the surface of a bone over which a tendon passes (8) |
| EXOSTOSIS | An abnormal bony outgrowth from the surface of a bone (9) |
| ANKLE | Bone over foot |
| TARSI | Some bones over a foot |
| TRADITION | Custom of not returning to collect bones over time (9) |
| HUMP | The gibbosity of a dromedary camel; or, a mound over which a railway vehicle is shunted so as to run by gravity in a marshalling yard (4) |
| TACKLE | Word for apparatus, fishing gear, rigging etc from which a term for an equestrian kit derives; a pulley; a block, deflection, play or take of a ball in sport; or, Jilly Cooper's latest title (6) |
| TREE | A branched woody perennial; or, a figure or structure resembling said plant, such as a crystal dendrite, mug stand or pedigree chart (4) |
| RANGE | The maximum distance to which a gun will shoot or over which a missile will travel (5) |
| PILEI | Botanically, a fruiting structure resembling an umbrella that forms the top of a stalked, fleshy fungus, such as a mushroom (5) |
| RADICLE | (anatomy) A small structure resembling a rootlet (such as a fibril of a nerve). |
| CINGULUM | Anatomical structure resembling a girdle, e.g. the ridge of enamel around the base of an upper incisor tooth (8) |
| PEARL | Relating to or resembling or made of or adorned with pearls or mother-of-pearl. |
| GREENHOUSE | Garden building or structure resembling a small orangery or a very large cloche (10) |
| BURSA | Sac or pouchlike cavity, especially one containing a fluid that reduces friction as between a tendon and a bone |
| SAC | A structure resembling a bag or pouch in an animal or plant (3) |
| CHESSBOARD | Flat surface with 64 squares over which a queen may move diagonally, horizontally or vertically (10) |
| SPHERE | ____ of influence, region over which a country has the power to affect developments (6) |
| KNEEJERK | The jerk of the leg when a tendon below the knee is struck (4,4) |
| PATELLA | The human body's largest bone which is embedded inside a tendon or muscle |
