| POSTURE | The position of the limbs or the carriage of the body as a whole. (7) |
| STRETCH | A demanding task; a continuous period of time; an act of extending one's body/limbs; or, the home straight of a racecourse (7) |
| TRUNKS | Chests, perhaps filled to their brims; tree stems supporting the limbs; or, attire worn during swims (6) |
| ENMASSE | In a group or body; as a whole or all together (2,5) |
| PORTAGE | The carriage of a boat or its cargo between two navigable waters (7) |
| SHIATSU | In what type of massage is pressure is applied to the same points of the body as in acupuncture? (7) |
| LEGWEAR | Collective term for the hold-ups, knee-highs, socks, tights or other hosieries donned or fashioned on one's crural limbs or shanks known informally as gams, pegs or pins (7) |
| HOGTIED | Restrained with rope, so as to prevent movement of the limbs (3-4) |
| AMPUTEE | A person who has had a limb, or part of a limb, removed (7) |
| PHORESY | The carriage of one organism by another (Zool.) |
| SIDECAR | Laterally mounted addition to a motorcycle, used for carriage of extra passenger(s) or occasionally goods (7). |
| LEGBYES | In cricket, runs scored after the ball has hit the batter's lower limb or body, without touching the bat (3,4) |
| BOWED | Bent the upper part of the body as a sign of respect (5) |
| HAMBONE | Use of one's own body as a drum set |
| RUBONESHANDS | Massage parts of the body as a sign of satisfaction! (3,4,5) |
| ARMBAND | Inflatable buoyancy aid worn on an upper limb; or, a sleeve garter (7) |
| SOMATIC | Relating to the body, as opposed to the mind |
| TRANSIT | Carriage of goods or people (7) |
| SYSTEMIC | My sect is strangely affecting the body as a whole (8) |
| ITSEEMS | The other escort massages, but only the limbs apparently (2,5) |
