| STRINGS | Wire-like elements of violins, tennis racquets or archery bows; cords for beads or pearls; or, lines of alphanumeric characters (7) |
| RANGE | What is a specialised, often supervised facility designed for firearm or archery training, practice, or competitions called? (5) |
| BENT | Like elements of pipe cleaner art |
| SOUTACHE | "Russia braid" used for bead embroidery or for trimming clothing, drapery, furnishings, kepis etc (8) |
| GRIP | A firm handclasp or secret handshake; power over the mind; a travel bag; a bobby pin; one's manner of holding a tennis racquet; or, one of a film crew's camera technicians (4) |
| SHOT | Veritable blast ejected by or from a blunderbuss, camera, critic, espresso tazzina, marksman, putter's arm, syringe, tennis racquet or tiny glass (4) |
| TRANSURANIC | Like elements past #92 (all unstable and prone to decay into other elements) |
| ROPES | Parties of linked climbers; strands of beads or pearls; cords by which church bells are rung, sledges hauled, tricks performed or soaps hung; or, strings of onions (5) |
| STRAND | String of beads or pearls; a shore; a fibre; or, a component (6) |
| NECKLACE | An ornamental chain of beads or pearls, sometimes supporting a pendant (8) |
| STRUNG | Like violins and tennis racquets |
| ALGOID | Seaweed-like element of hidalgo, ideally (6) |
| METTLE | Sounds like element of courage |
| OVAL | Like a tennis racquet's head |
| ENBANC | Complex judicial review didn't include live-wire like Hanukkah (6) |
| FULLOFBEANS | Live wire - like a Rowan Atkinson TV marathon (4,2,5) |
| TALKIE | Most of The Wire like new and old film, not the silent type (6) |
| PIPING | Fabric-covered cord for trimming the edges of cushions or garments such as pyjamas; or, lines or twists of icing or whipped cream for decorating cakes or puddings (6) |
| STRINGERS | Makers of cords for archery bows; threaders of beads; mineral veinlets; longeron-like structures in aircraft; or, freelance/part-time journalists (9) |
| RESEAU | From French for "net, web", a word for a fine mesh ground for lacework; or, a network of things, in particular spies or lines for reference in star photographs (6) |
