| DORSIFLEXION | The bending back of a part, especially the hand or foot or their digits |
| DIVERTICULUM | Any sac or pouch formed by herniation of the wall of a tubular organ or part, especially the intestines |
| PROLAPSE | Slipping forward or down of a body part, especially the womb (8) |
| PEDESTAL | A plinth-like base or "foot"; or, a figurative position of eminence (8) |
| FETISH | Word after leather or foot or ... pretty much anything, tbh |
| RETORTION | Act of bending back |
| DILEMMA | Fix novel, after bending back cover (7) |
| VERRUCA | A wart, especially one growing on the hand or foot |
| PHALANGE | Bone of the hand or foot |
| VOLAR | Of or relating to the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot (5) |
| PAT | Small mass of butter; a gentle tap with the palm of the hand; or, the sound of light footsteps or rain (3) |
| PALMARS | Relating to the palm of the hand or the sole of the foot (7) |
| FLEXURE | Word for a simple bend; a mathematical curve's turning point; the bending of a beam under a load; or, a Shakespearean servile bow (7) |
| INTIMAE | The innermost layers of an organ or part, especially of a blood vessel |
| KNOCKON | Term in rugby for the accidental propelling of a ball from the hands or arms in the direction of the opponents' dead-ball line |
| SCLERITE | Hardened body part, especially one of the plates making up the exoskeleton of an arthropod (8) |
| OMBRE | Spanish card game named for the "man" who wins the hand; or, with an accent, a transition of colours from dark to light, as in hair or fabric (5) |
| CLOUT | Word for a patch of cloth first, now a cuff with the hand; or, power (5) |
| ROTOR | A rotating part, especially of a dynamo, turbine, etc (5) |
| WOO | Seek the hand or the love of a woman |
